House on Haunted Hill

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Alex B @AlexBioni Sep 14, 2026 From Here on Out, Things Get Really Scary This is an enjoyable horror ghost movie. The blood and creepy moments are there. The production and set design are good, especially the mansion itself and the corridors within. There are some really cool visual moments, like when Mr. Price gets stuck in the saturation chamber. That moment alone is a great example of some of the work done in this movie. I like the mystery of the house too. It keeps you engaged and wanting to learn more about its history. The acting is fine all around, not amazing and not bad. Geoffrey Rush is the clear standout. The CGI ghost at the end looks bad and definitely hasn't aged well. I will admit the movie is a bit forgettable, but I still enjoy watching it during spooky season nonetheless. I totally understand if this movie isn't for you, but I can't help but enjoy it. It's a fun horror movie that I always come back to. See more B P @Bradster69 Aug 31, 2026 Not Bad, but Not My Favorite See more Nick B @NickBtheHorrorOG Aug 8, 2026 An insult to the original. Very stupid, not scary, and totally fits the late 90s/ early 2000s camp-y horror See more RichardAB T @PoorDearRichard Jul 30, 2026 I knew this was doomed when the opening scene made me want to go clean the toilet instead. This film gets cheesy so fast it feels intentional, like someone’s idea of a prank. The characters are hollow, the pacing crawls, and nothing ever sparks enough to keep me connected. I kept waiting for it to actually begin, but it just sat there until I drifted into kittycat TikTok clips. Eventually I stopped paying attention, shut it off, and went to bed. Easily the best part of the night. See more Ryan T @r2ssaint24 Jul 28, 2026 Great and fun film but wish they kept the deleted scene in the movie as it would’ve made it far better See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Jul 20, 2026 Steven Price (Geoffrey Rush), an Amusement park mogul, invites several individuals to spend the night in a haunted asylum. Far more glossy than the original, this re-imagining of William Castle's 1959 classic trades gothic manor for an Art Deco set. There are some theatrical jump scares but ultimately it collapses into frenetic camera work and random death scenes of the cardboard characters. The CGI, especially toward the end is atrocious. Redemption comes in Rush's hammy performance, even sporting a Vincent Price mustache, and Jeffrey Combs in flashbacks as a sadistic psychiatrist. See more Read all reviews

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