2012 Directed by Mark Tonderai
A mother and daughter move to a new town and find themselves living next door to a house where a young girl murdered her parents. When the daughter befriends the surviving son, she learns the story is far from over.
Jennifer Lawrence Elisabeth Shue Max Thieriot Gil Bellows Allie MacDonald Nolan Gerard Funk Jordan Hayes Joy Tanner James Thomas Craig Eldridge Lori Alter Olivier Surprenant Will Bowes Krista Bridges John Healy Bobby Osborne Grace Tucker-Duguay Eva Link Hailee Sisera Jon McLaren Jasmine Chan Jonathan Malen Claudia Jurt Jonathan Higgins
Aaron Ryder Hal Lieberman Peter Block Steve Samuels Ryan Kavanaugh Tucker Tooley Sonny Mallhi Allison Silver Dominic Visconsi Jr.
სახლი ქუჩის ბოლოში, La casa de al lado, La Casa de al Lado, La maison au bout de la rue, Дім у кінці вулиці, Будинок в кінці вулиці, La casa al final de la calle
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Scariest thing that happened during this movie was the huge fucking spider crawling through my hotel room. Yikes.
A handy-dandy guide to extracting maximum value from House (almost) at the End of the Street:
❥ Skip to 1:09:30 and press pause
❥ Briefly admire J-Law's hilarious 'I think I just cacked my dacks' face
❥ Watch the wonderfully sassy and great Jennifer in her many funny interviews for about 30 minutes (Like this)
❥ Scroll to the credits
❥ Pour yourself a drink and be happy
It's not really that bad, but at times the decision making and storyline is pure cringe.
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The Podcast Macabre 2022
6. From 2012
We all love us some Jennifer Lawrence, but House At the End of The Street pretty much proved (at least to me) that she really didn't have that acting range we all thought she had - this is the same girl I've seen in Passengers and The Hunger Games. Is she a miscast to a movie lacking in actual scares - a movie that tried too hard to be psychologically wacked, it ended up uninviting and forced? They probably belong together.
