Guest House

About This Movie

Guest House is one of those low-key horror flicks that kind of creeps up on you. The couple's weekend getaway quickly turns into a tense psychological thriller, especially when they stumble upon that game. There's a palpable sense of dread that builds as the supernatural elements begin to unfold, with a mix of practical effects that adds a nice rawness to the experience. The pacing feels just right—slow enough to build suspense but quick enough to keep you engaged. The performances are solid, capturing that mix of curiosity and dread perfectly. You can really feel the isolation of the setting, and it plays into the themes of trust and the unknown. There’s something distinctly eerie about how it all unravels, making it a noteworthy entry in the indie horror scene.

Interesting take on supernatural themes · Good use of practical effects · Captures a sense of isolation well