The Houses October Built

About This Movie

The Houses October Built is a curious blend of found-footage horror and road trip adventure. Directed by Bobby Roe, it captures that eerie atmosphere of the Halloween season, diving deep into the subculture of haunted attractions. The pacing is deliberate, building tension as the group of friends, looking for thrills, finds themselves in increasingly disturbing situations. Practical effects are less about gore and more about the unsettling ambiance they create. The performances feel genuine, almost like you're eavesdropping on a group of pals rather than watching actors. What stands out is its commentary on how far people will go for a scare, which adds layers to the typical horror narrative. Definitely a unique entry in the genre.

Not your typical slasher flick. · Found-footage style adds to realism. · Explores the dark side of haunt culture.