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5.4

There's Someone Inside Your House

NR·2021·96m

Horror

Mystery

Horror

Mystery

Summary

As the countdown to graduation begins, students at Osborne High are being stalked by a maniac intent on exposing their darkest secrets to the entire town, terrorizing victims while wearing a life-like mask of their own face. With a mysterious past of her own, Makani and her friends must discover the killer's identity before they become victims themselves.

Cast

Sydney Park

Makani Young

Théodore Pellerin

Oliver Larsson

Asjha Cooper

Alex Crisp

Dale Whibley

Zach Sandford

Jesse LaTourette

Darby

Diego Josef

Rodrigo Doran

Burkely Duffield

Caleb Greeley

Sarah Dugdale

Katie Koons

William MacDonald

Mr. Sandford

Andrew Dunbar

Deputy Larsson

Markian Tarasiuk

Jackson Pace

Zane Clifford

Macon Bewley

BJ Harrison

Gam

Emilija Baranac

Hailey

Jade Falcon

Stacy

William Edward

Randall Brice

Anthony Timpano

Witt Bitonti

Aason Nadjiwan

Hunter Humphreys

Adrian Hough

Sheriff Adkins

Ryan Beil

Dave the Uber Driver

Tally Rodin

Jasmine

Kayla Heller

Olivia Grace

Tedra Rogers

Abigail

Sarah Corrigan

Lexi

Brittany Hobson

Brianna

David James Lewis

Jackson's Dad

Tanya Champoux

Jackson's Mom

Anna Elizabeth Bitonti

Jackson's Sister

Ivy Matheson

Kayla Lum

Kiera Wallace

Gabrielle Cruz

Terry O'Sullivan

Woman in Yellow

Tara Pratt

Woman

David Bloom

Father Beck

Richard Darwin

Puppeteer

Jamie Swettenham

Puppeteer

Crew

Director

Patrick Brice

Novel

Stephanie Perkins

Screenplay

Henry Gayden

Reviews

furious_iz

October 14, 2021

Better than average modern slasher. It is derivative, because it is a slasher, by it's very nature it kinda has to be derivative. But it's smarter than it seems, even if it is basic towards the end. There's some good acting and an actual plot for the main characters, even if the killer reveal is cheap, obvious and uninspired. Still, I found myself engrossed instead of just watching while playing on my phone.

It's just a slasher, but if you are into horror check it out, Netflix don't usually make good horrors, hopefully this is an indication that is changing.