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Review: His House
Isolation and guilt
Today I wanted to write to you about the new horror film His House.
His House was released on Netflix in the UK on October 30th and was directed by Remi Weekes who also wrote the screenplay.
This film is a perfect combination of supernatural horror and social pressures. It is told from a viewpoint we don’t see very often, at least not one I have been exposed to very often. The story chills the audience on a multitude of different levels, from the supernatural level to the fear of war-torn countries, the fear of your own morality slipping away, the fear of losings one’s identity, the guilt of those who survive and the fear of isolation and imprisonment. All of this is cleverly woven together to tell a truly immersive story.
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