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60 of 124 · most liked firstOkay, so The Night House is one of the scariest films I've seen in a while, reminding me why I used to find ghost stories more frightening than other types of horror. The way the spirits were depicted in the movie are refreshingly inventive, and Rebecca Hall is just so fucking good, as always.
unlabelledView post →Rebecca Hall is absolutely incredible. I need her to start in another horror movie. I love how devastating and original this is. There’s such creative imagery, it sticks with you. A favorite of mine. #filmsky #horror My ★★★★★ review of The Night House on @letterboxd: boxd.it/9qCBhv
unlabelledView post →The Night House sounds like a good ol classic kind of #horror film. Jo Nesbo? Aaron Paul? Yes please. variety.com/2025/film/gl...
unlabelledView post →THE NIGHT HOUSE (2020, VOD, #film) A flinty, melancholic, tightly-wound teacher loses her husband to suicide; haints ensue. A quite good psychological horror that excels at heebie-jeebies, anchored by a *tremendous* Rebecca Hall. It's just a damn good flick. h/t: @theharvestmaid.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →huh I was today years old when I found out the Night House was originally a Hellraiser movie
unlabelledView post →Time for another Rebecca Hall (💀 👑) rec: The Night House. Hall is incredible here. I don't want to say too much, but this film is one of the best explorations of depression and its effects that I've seen. Plus, there's a jump scare in here that was so effective, it got me good (TW in replies)
unlabelledView post →#filmsky The Thinking Man’s Horror Movie? The Night House (out today, 2021) sure qualifies. Rebecca Hall discovers her late husband was building a replica of their house across the lake; the reason why is terrifying. Works as either a ghost story or psychological study, and it gets under your skin.
unlabelledView post →Mannnn TAMMY AND THE T REX SPRING THE ENDLESS THE DARK AND THE WICKED THE NIGHT HOUSE SOMETHING IN THE DIRT TROLL (the second one gets all the attention but the first is a solid movie) NIGHT OF THE COMET FIDO HOUSEBOUND BAD MILO PSYCHO GOREMAN THE VOID THE WOLF OF SNOW HOLLOW TOUCH ME GLORIOUS
unlabelledView post →#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched In the first week of my #disMayMovie challenge searching for great psychological thrillers Testament (1983) Director: Lynne Littman The Night House (2020) Director: David Bruckner The Gift (2015) Director: Joel Edgerton Upgrade (2018) Director: Leigh Whannel
unlabelledView post →Comparisons for my book but they're all kinda unhinged: ✨The Night House if it was a Romance ✨Paranormal Activity but the demon looks like Venom & is made of shadows ✨The Casper movie for adults w/ ptsd ✨The Boy, but Brahms is a demon who helps you w/ your night terrors #monsterromance #booksky
unlabelledView post →The Night House. Absolutely terrifying and another great horror performance by Rebecca Hall.
unlabelledView post →so! I was gonna make one of my usual anniversary posts about THE NIGHT HOUSE—a film very near + dear to my heart—which came out four years ago today. I revisited my essay about the movie for @bwdr.bsky.social + felt like I should share my ending note here: www.brightwalldarkroom.com/2024/08/07/p...
unlabelledView post →In my opinion the best horror movie from 2024 has been The Night House.
unlabelledView post →#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 58. THE NIGHT HOUSE (2020) I really liked the concept of this! Glad I went in cold. I kinda guessed where it was going, but it went there in an enjoyable (for me) way.
unlabelledView post →THE NIGHT HOUSE is a film that sticks to your ribs. Released on this day in 2021, I had the good fortune of chatting about this film with @bjcolangelo.bsky.social about the how the film explores trauma, mental health, survivor guilt, and illness.
unlabelledView post →36. The Night House (2020) I feel like I was the only person who liked this movie but honestly it might be David Bruckner's best horror outing yet and the apotheosis of his grappling with his feelings around masculine identity, it's also extremely ME as it's built all around a single weird image
unlabelledView post →FILM RECOMMENDATION: The Night House (2020), starring Rebecca Hall. Currently available on Disney Plus, and also on Channel 4 for six more days. #FilmRecs25
unlabelledView post →Day 27/31 The Night House (2020) #31daysofhalloween #31daysofhorror #filmsky #horrorsky 📽️ One of my favorite movies and a provocative tale of grief and nihilism.
unlabelledView post →The Night House (2020) was filmed in Syracuse and Skaneateles Lake and for all the work they did to set it specifically in those locations, the fact the lead is constantly running around the bottom of the lake to the other side completely pulled me out of the movie
unlabelledView post →Friday the 13th means scary movies in Discord night. So tonight it’ll be: - The Others - The Night House - Sinners (Replay for those who missed last week) Tonight starting at 5pm CST Discord: discord.gg/nostalgicbla...
unlabelledView post →#Filmsky #MovieChallenge Film 2: First watch of The Night House. Psychological horror that neatly pivots from an exploration of grief/hallucination story into something very different. Rebecca Hall carries the story very well which, to its credit, leaves the audience to piece it together. 7/10
unlabelledView post →That auditory jump scare in The Night House truly is one of the best horror movie moments of the new millennium
unlabelledView post →#AugustMovieChallenge Day 9. Lake or pond in a movie The Night House (2020) #Moviesky #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →Did y'all see the excellent horror movie The Night House? It uses a track from this album, "The Calvary Cross", to phenomenal effect.
unlabelledView post →17 / #100HorrorMoviesin92Days 'The Night House' (2020) Dir. David Bruckner A slow and somewhat suspenseful story with a good performance by Rebecca Hall. There were some inconsistencies though that made the ending seem ridiculous. It's okay for a one time watch. #Filmsky #Horror #HorrorSky
unlabelledView post →Tonight: a double feature! First up: THE NIGHT HOUSE, a movie that had my interest from the basic pitch of the mysterious reverse house and the praise of both @saintwalker98.bsky.social and @ourflagmeansbeth.bsky.social.
unlabelledView post →#MustRead Horror Monday: @nighttimefishy.bsky.social get into the haunting of architecture in The Others and The Night House, @stephenking.bsky.social talks about film adaptations @crimereads.bsky.social, @dreadcentral.bsky.social explain why Final Destination: Bloodlines avoided a slump ... 1/2
unlabelledView post →Sometimes I randomly think of scenes from The Night House that scare the absolute hell out of me. Great movie.
unlabelledView post →Put it in my veins. Rebecca Hall is right there with the heavy hitters like Meryl Streep and Viola Davis, to me. When she’s doing a genre film, it’s a must see now. The Night House and Christine are excellent films, and Resurrection is a genuinely brilliant film and performance. She got the goods
unlabelledView post →The Night House is an amazing movie that got screwed because of Covid
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Horror Movies Released on August 20! What's your fave? 1. The House with Laughing Windows 2. Noroi: The Curse 3. Three... Extremes 4. The Night House 31 #Horror movies released today: https://todayinmovies.com/genres/aug-20#horror #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →What's your favorite movie from each decade of your life 80s- Night of The Creeps 90s- The Virgin Suicides 00s- Howl's Moving Castle 10s- The World's End 20s- The Night House
unlabelledView post →🎃 Spooktober '25 📽️ 44/ The Night House I love a film that has you looking over characters shoulders and examining every shadow in a scene but this didn't quite manage it. The visuals are impressive but are less subtle than I expected and held back for far too long.
unlabelledView post →Just watched a very clever psycho horror film - The Night House & all I’ll say is that I was terrified. It was a really good film. Not full of the usual tropes
unlabelledView post →One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just .gifs #FilmSky #Movies🎬📽️ #FilmChallenge 4 of 20 - The Night House (2020)
unlabelledView post →29. Working on paying down my debts. 30. The ending of Twin Peaks the Return as well as the ending of the movie “The Night House”
unlabelledView post →Holy shit, The Night House was so good. First time a horror movie had me spooked in a long time. Excellent film. Great acting, awesome cinematography, great plot. Loved.
unlabelledView post →The Night House team did their research for that movie
unlabelledView post →* book If you like the book or want to see a movie with some of the more subtle and scary parts of Hellbound Heart I really love The Night House
unlabelledView post →—force, PT the game, the film The Night House, and Strange Houses the book have close vibes! The house, a traditional image of safety and comfort, being turned on its head is such a fun concept to play with!
unlabelledView post →Truly one of the all timer shit ass awful weeks, but my band has a gig tonight that should kick ass and we're covering a movie I like a lot (The Night House) on the podcast tomorrow, so hopefully we're coming back from the brink.
unlabelledView post →Looked it up, sounds awesome, gonna have to grab it. Totally different thing, butif you like horror check out the movie The Night House. I think about this one A LOT, it goes some weird, dark places and the antagonist is portrayed in one of the coolest ways ever.
unlabelledView post →Did not realize The Night House was a horror movie when I started it.
unlabelledView post →“…there was something special about revisiting Bruckner's film that touched my soul in a way I didn't expect: I felt seen.” Finding Meaning Within the Pain in THE NIGHT HOUSE By Jerry Smith @jerryisjustok.bsky.social Now available 🩸📜 medium.com/@manorvellum...
unlabelledView post →Lovely stuff! Oh, if I hadn't already used my tokens, this would have prompted me to pick Richard & Linda Thompson's "The Calvary Cross", which was used to enormous effect in the movie "The Night House"... 😻
unlabelledView post →🎬 The Top 4 Horror Movies Released on August 20! What's your fave? 1. Wicked City 2. The Night House 3. The Witch 4. What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice? Check out all 46 movies released on this day at https://todayinmovies.com #TodayInMovies #Movies #Film #Horror
unlabelledView post →32. The Night House (2020.) Fell under the spell of this movie hard. I've seen it a few times since, and every time I am just hit by how "me" it feels. The use of environment to create danger. The duplicated house puzzle. The vibes. One of my absolute favorites from recent years. #HorrorSky #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →there's already a TON of The Void floating around The Night House (the best horror film of the 2020s I've seen so far) and I feel like this blend of elements would fit Bob actually quite well
unlabelledView post →Quite liked The Night House. Psychological horror and quite effective at it. Good film.
unlabelledView post →One of my favorite movies in quite a while that I don't remember seeing any advertising or praise for: The Night House
unlabelledView post →this movie is so fucking good and btwn it and The Night House Rebecca Hall has become an instant favorite
unlabelledView post →The Night House: from the director of The Ritual comes another beautifully shot film exploring the shape grief takes. How badly do we really want to know someone even after they're gone?
unlabelledView post →Got nothing to do tonight? Here’s some movie recommendations! Highly recommend giving The Night House a watch. Underrated imo. I’m currently watching I Saw the TV Glow on Max myself. Where each movie is streaming is listed in the alt!
unlabelledView post →Thanks to the recommendation from @theharvestmaid.bsky.social, I watched The Night House. A fine horror film, reminds me a bit of The Babadook. I would NOT watch them back-to-back. It was filmed about an hour from my home, so the lake and woods look familiar. Extra creepy content for me!
unlabelledView post →(btw the good version of this movie is The Night House. But Smile does have a great, easily marketable image so thems the breaks.)
unlabelledView post →Mother! Is the sound you make when you see how stressful that movie gets. Also my favorite recent “depressing” horror film has got to be The Night House. Incredible lead performance.
unlabelledView post →Watching... The Night House 2020 film directed by David Bruckner
unlabelledView post →Realizing how many people absolutely missed central themes, characterizations, and even VISUALS in The Night House has me disappointed in horror fans 🥲 Sleeping on a great movie! I always forget how many “that’s not horror” pedants there are though.
unlabelledView post →Email is out (I may have forgotten to send it) which means post is up! I got opinions about movies and now you can read them. Next movie choices: Last Night in Soho, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, The Night House, or No One Will Save You. I should really figure out a good way to do polls...
unlabelledView post →Every haunted house movie is the same. Some ghost is gently pushing coffee mugs off the counters until it realizes it's the last 20 minutes of the movie and can suddenly hurl entire dressers up a flight of stairs or whatever. The Night House desperately wants to be an "elevated horror" version of this kind of story but the trope is ultimately inescapable. #Movies #TheNightHouse https://letterboxd.com/rodhilton/film/the-night-house/
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