2020 Directed by Dave Franco
Two couples on an oceanside getaway grow suspicious that the host of their seemingly perfect rental house may be spying on them. Before long, what should have been a celebratory weekend trip turns into something far more sinister.
Joe Swanberg Dave Franco Vince Jolivette Christopher Storer Teddy Schwarzman Ben Stillman Steven Weisman Elizabeth Haggard
致命窺弒, Vigilados, Tod im Strandhaus, The Rental - Tod im Strandhaus, הוילה, וילה, ווילה
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you truly have to be psycho to want to stalk these boring ass couples with boring ass problems
A nasty slow-burn of a slasher movie that aspires to do for Airbnbs what “Psycho” did for motels, Dave Franco’s “The Rental” serves up a thin slice of millennial folk horror that renders the modern anxieties of the gig economy with the grindhouse-era sadism they demand. Even in spite of its obvious nowness, this thing is such a lean, mean, and utterly merciless old school programmer that it might seem anachronistic if not for the fact that it’s being released onto many of the same drive-in screens that would have shown it 35 years ago.
Instead, the COVID-19 pandemic only strengthens the pull of a film about the friction between Americans’ eroding trust in each other, and our growing addiction…
Watched this at a drive-in theater tonight after showing up 10 minutes late because we went to the wrong drive-in and got Popeye's at that drive-in before moving to the right one. The screen was too dark to see, but I feel like it didn't really matter. Not for me! Felt too much like a lot of other low-budget horror films. I accidentally ate Gabe’s fries instead of my own. Everybody honked their horns at the end. :)
Nothing about this makes it clear that Dave Franco directed this but OFCOURSE Dave Franco directed this. That’s the best I got and that’s the most this gave me to work with!
alison brie, high and dancing around to father john misty is something that can actually be so personal
The cast is good, the score is really great and Dave Franco is a decent director but the story isn't engaging or in any way original. The characters aren't interesting either and if Dan Stevens, Alison Brie and the dog weren't there I'd just stop watching.
Yet another horror movie that has a better poster than it deserves and only enough story to support a short film at best. First 37 minutes? Nothing happens and you'd think you are watching a drama about boring, cheating assholes, not a thriller film.
White People Unnecessarily Gaslighting Each Other With A Plot That Is Predictable From The First Ten Minutes With A Score That Is Bland And Repeats The Same Two Notes Over And Over Again And Nothing Even Remotely Impressive Happens On A Technical Level Or A Plot Level: The Movie
alison brie being high as hell and pretending to eat ass.....she deserved a better vacation
