Superhost is an interesting take on influencer culture that has plenty of tension leading up to the final moments. Claire insists that the “crazy superhost” will make them go viral again, but Teddy isn’t so quick to make a potential enemy out of their host. She shows up unannounced and is way too eager to help them out with every little thing. During their stay, Rebecca’s behavior becomes more and more unhinged. However, Claire, unaware of Teddy’s plan, decides to exploit their eccentric host Rebecca ( Gracie Gillam) for content. Teddy sees this as the perfect opportunity to propose to Claire for love and extra views. They’ve been losing followers and need something big to revitalize their brand.
When travel bloggers Claire ( Sara Canning) and Teddy ( Oscric Chau) have the opportunity to stay at a remote five-star Airbnb with incredible reviews, they jump at the chance. Chase HutchinsonĬast: Sara Canning, Osric Chau, Gracie Gillam It remains one of the most affecting and arresting works of horror in recent memory, making it a must-see for anyone who considers themselves even a passing fan of the genre. There is just so much to love about every single aspect of what The Babadook manages to achieve, becoming a brutal yet beautiful look at what it takes to recover from losing those you love. Both performances are outstanding, giving the characters a real sense of humanity as they face greater horror. Even in the quiet moments, you feel completely blown away by the growing sense of dread and devastation that threatens to consume the family. An embodiment of both grief and fear, it lingers over the house in every single shot. It centers on a single mother ( Essie Davis) and her troubled son ( Noah Wiseman), whose home becomes a place of terror when a mysterious creature sets up shop there. – Adam ChitwoodĬast: Essie Davis, Noah Wiseman, Daniel HenshallĪ modern horror masterpiece that finds as much terror in its visuals as it does its crushing emotional encapsulation of loss, Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook is as good as you have heard and then some. Director Karyn Kusama ( Jennifer’s Body) shows a masterful handle on tone and tension, and the story will keep you guessing right up until the jaw-dropping final shot. This is a contained horror film that plays heavily on psychological and emotional trauma as opposed to jump scares for blood spurts, and it’s all the better for it. But soon things turn a bit…strange when the host ( Tammy Blanchard) begins espousing about a group she and her new beau ( Haunting of Hill House’s Michiel Huisman) have joined. The story begins simple enough: a man ( Logan Marshall-Green) brings his girlfriend to a dinner party arranged by his ex-wife, which reunites a group of old friends.
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If you’re in the mood for a horror movie that will really mess you up but not in a super graphic way, then The Invitation is the film for you. Cast: Logan Marshall-Green, Tammy Blanchard, Michiel Huisman Emayatzy Corinealdi, Lindsay Burdge, Michelle Krusiec, Mike Doyle, Jay Larson, John Carroll Lynch
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