Home Invasion

About This Movie

Home Invasion feels like a tense game of cat and mouse, with its atmosphere dripping in dread. The setting—a sprawling, remote mansion—contributes to that claustrophobic vibe, where even the walls seem to breathe with the tension. The pacing is a slow burn, gradually building up the anxiety as Chloe and Jacob grapple with the intruders. The performances are a mixed bag; the lead does a solid job of portraying desperation, though the thieves come off a bit one-dimensional. What stands out are some practical effects, especially in the more intense moments, which add a layer of realism to the horror. It's a decent entry in the home invasion subgenre, but I wouldn’t say it breaks new ground.

Tense atmosphere with claustrophobic setting · Mixed performances, lead stands out · Practical effects heighten realism