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• Melvin W

  
  Stewart: You're all the sorriest bunch of sinners I've ever seen! "The Guilty Cannot Hide" House is an awful Christian themed, psychological horror film that doesn't really offer anything new to the "stuck in a house with a killer" storyline. The… More
  Stewart: You're all the sorriest bunch of sinners I've ever seen! "The Guilty Cannot Hide" House is an awful Christian themed, psychological horror film that doesn't really offer anything new to the "stuck in a house with a killer" storyline. The film is weak in scares, is terribly acted, and the writing is beyond bad. I'm beginning to wonder why Michael Madsen continuously shows up in awful direct to DVD bullshit like this. He's the "big name" in this cast and he's only on screen for probably 10 minutes of the movie.  Two couples who both blow their tires on the same abandoned road in rural Alabama find shelter in a bed and breakfast style house on the same road. The people who own the place are a bit odd and when a lunatic shows up outside the house telling them that he needs one dead body before sunrise or all of them will die, the four visitors begin searching for a way out. The staff doesn't offer them to much help either. As a horror fan, I'm always willing to give movies like this a chance to surprise me, but in the end, House was nothing but a waste of time. The movie is stupid, cliche, and chock full of mistakes. I get what the movie was going for, but it was done very lazily and uses familiar devices to try to get that point across. It's predictable and pointless. Pass on this one.

• Jason O

  
  Saw this one after my mom recommended it and have to say I rather enjoyed it. It's better than Haunting in Connecticut but not as good as Last House on the Left, in my opinion.

• A.D. V

  
  The most derivative supernatural story I've seen in a long while complete with a backwoods house that feeds on your guilt, creepy employees, a "surprise" revelation as to the killer's identity, a helpful spirit in the form of a girl and a highly overused ending.… More
  The most derivative supernatural story I've seen in a long while complete with a backwoods house that feeds on your guilt, creepy employees, a "surprise" revelation as to the killer's identity, a helpful spirit in the form of a girl and a highly overused ending. Complete waste of time.

• Jacob P

  
  A pretty good horror flick with an interesting twist.

• Steven V

  
  On the basis of <b>House</b>, an adaptation of the novel by <i>Ted Dekker</i> and <i>Frank Peretti</i>, it happens when the story unexpectedly shifts gears from one style to another. The first half of this movie is enjoyable, not because it was… More
  On the basis of <b>House</b>, an adaptation of the novel by <i>Ted Dekker</i> and <i>Frank Peretti</i>, it happens when the story unexpectedly shifts gears from one style to another. The first half of this movie is enjoyable, not because it was quality horror film-making, but because the clichés were so obvious and abundant that it was actually kind of fun. Without warning, the tone of <b>House</b> completely changes, pulling away from the campy good humor of its archetypes and relying more on a serious, surrealistic sense of atmosphere. It essentially becomes an entirely different movie, still cliché, but not nearly as much fun. There are two characters that don't make much sense. One is a mysterious figure called the <i>Tin Man</i>, who keeps trying to break into the house. The other nonsensical character is a teenage girl named <i>Susan</i> (<i>Allana Bale</i>), whose look had to have been inspired by <i>Mezco Toyz</i>'s <b>Living Dead Dolls</b>. She mysteriously pops up now and then to help our four victims, seeming like a frightened child but knowing a lot about what's going on and why. Not that she reveals a great deal; most of her dialogue is intentionally ambiguous, which can only go so far without getting annoying. <i>Susan</i> is a confusing character in an equally confusing movie, which is a shame since the initial lack of plot and reliance on clichés worked in its favor. <b>House</b> is a bait-and-switch horror movie, promising one thing and delivering something else. It draws us in with a none-too-subtle sense of parody, but before long, it turns into a serious and baffling supernatural thriller. It then reverts back to parody, ending with classic horror movie overkill, this only would have worked had the entire movie gone in the same direction.

• William G

  
  Swaps tension and suspense for special effects, transparent moralizing, and a twist that proves less than surprising.

• Juny L

  
  I really don't get it.How the film manage to get an R-Rating & a theatrical release,besides the acting wasn't that good.Leslie Easterbrook was the only one who deliver a good performance.This is the film that you expect from the Lifetime channel.It took awhile to figure… More
  I really don't get it.How the film manage to get an R-Rating & a theatrical release,besides the acting wasn't that good.Leslie Easterbrook was the only one who deliver a good performance.This is the film that you expect from the Lifetime channel.It took awhile to figure out the direction the film was going,but the results are not satisfying.This horror film don't have much to offer. <div style="width:500px;"><a href="http://www.flixster.com/photos/house2007-heidi-dippold-as-stephanie-singleton--reynaldo-rosales-as-jack-singleton-in-house-2008-11394711"><img src="http://content9.flixster.com/photo/11/39/47/11394711_gal.jpg" border="0"/></a><div style="text-align:center;font-size:10px;"><a href="http://www.flixster.com">Flixster</a> - Share Movies</div></div>

• Maymay A

  
  The film that falls exactly on the middle of beauty and ugliness. The film isn't a masterpiece, obviously. But the great twist on the ending gave it the little factor for it to have at least two and half stars, as I see it.

• Jason R

  
  A well though out film about good and evil and a married couple with a tragic past thrown into the middle of it. Sadly the film falls flat on it's face with some sub-par acting and a been there seen that style of cinematography. The stand outs in the films are the two veteran… More
  A well though out film about good and evil and a married couple with a tragic past thrown into the middle of it. Sadly the film falls flat on it's face with some sub-par acting and a been there seen that style of cinematography. The stand outs in the films are the two veteran actors Bill Moseley and Michael Madsen, but not even they could save the film which was barely watchable at best.

• Nicky M

  
  No rhyme, no reason. No scares, no gore. No mas. Boring, unintelligent, unexplained, confusing, allready been done before drivel that despite a somewhat promising idea, becomes just a hot mess.

• ken j

  
  When a self absorbed couple are on there way to a counseling session to try and save there marriage they get alot more then they bargained for when there tires blow out on the side of the road once that happens they find themselves out in the rain and make there way to the Wayside Inn… More
  When a self absorbed couple are on there way to a counseling session to try and save there marriage they get alot more then they bargained for when there tires blow out on the side of the road once that happens they find themselves out in the rain and make there way to the Wayside Inn a rundown B&B where they meet up with another equally self absorbed couple and from that things get even worse as they are now terrorized by the owners of this place and a masked killer known as the *Tin Man* who demands what dead body before sunrise now they must find a way out of this crazy house and away from these people but the further they get inside the more horrifying there ordeal becomes. I shouldnt have even wrote a huge review for this one cause i just wasted more of my time just like i did watching this very unscary movie that just ended up confusing by the end two stars for the scenes of Michael Madsen who wasnt used great in this movie and the same goes for Bill Moseley watch at your own risk i did and that didnt turn out well.

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