The Glass House The Glass House

Be Careful Who You Trust

After the sudden death of their parents in a car accident, 16-year-old Ruby Baker and her 11-year-old brother Rhett are sent to live in the posh Malibu house of Terry and Erin Glass, old friends of their parents. But Ruby soon learns that her new foster parents are not all they seem to be.

Leelee Sobieski Trevor Morgan Stellan Skarsgård Diane Lane Bruce Dern Kathy Baker Chris Noth Michael O'Keefe Vyto Ruginis Gavin O'Connor Carly Pope China Shavers Agnes Bruckner Michael Paul Chan Rachel Wilson

drama action mystery horror thriller suspense

106 mins   More details at IMDb / TMDb

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  • PaulDoherty

    Review by PaulDoherty ★★½

    A brother and sister move in with old family neighbours following the death of their parents only to find out their new guardians aren't all that they seem. A moderate, if overly-long, thriller which feels a bit like a tv movie with a bigger budget.

  • Dos_Corazones

    Review by Dos_Corazones ★

    So predictable and it gets worse and worse with every minute.

  • Pete Foley

    Review by Pete Foley ★★

    A below average thriller, with a wooden performance from Sobieski in the lead role and a lack of actual thrills.

  • ifucsam

    Review by ifucsam ★★★

    I'll watch anything with Stellan! Overall an okay movie, I was expecting a bit more from it though.

  • Marcus

    Review by Marcus ★★★½

    Recht solide Psychothriller-Kost, muss ja zugeben, dass ich den im TV, ab und an, ganz gerne wieder gucke.

  • Luke Gorham

    Review by Luke Gorham ★½

    1.5 out of 5 (C-)

  • Zebbyz

    Review by Zebbyz ★★★★

    Not sure how I missed this in 2001, as it's not a bad little movie. Has you screaming at the TV about how dumb they are and then, your caught with your pants down being a audience member, sucked in by the director... nice. Plenty of twists and they come nice and early, long before twists usually do. Nice. Some shite acting, made up for by some very cool ideas. Leelee Sobieski is wicked. A step down for Diane Lane though.