The House Has Horns

About This Movie

The House Has Horns is this intense, layered drama that digs into the psychological unraveling of a family. The pacing is deliberate, almost suffocating at times, mirroring the characters' growing anxiety. The atmosphere is thick with dread as insomnia takes its toll, each character spiraling deeper into their own fears and secrets. The performances are raw, particularly the mother, who exudes a palpable desperation as she fights this invisible enemy. What stands out is the use of practical effects to portray the mental decline—nothing flashy, but it hits hard. The film leaves you with this unsettling feeling long after it ends, as it explores themes of identity and the fragility of familial bonds.

psychological drama · themes of insomnia · focus on family dynamics