A Dream House

The acting in this movie is absolutely dreadful, easily some of the worst I've ever seen. The characters feel like lifeless cardboard cutouts, completely robotic in their emotions and interactions. Their words come out in a monotone, with no variation or genuine feeling, and their facial expressions and body language don't align with what they're supposed to be feeling. The reactions make no sense, and the writing is just as atrocious - completely disconnected from reality. On top of that, the background music and sound effects are mismatched and jarring, as if handled by a complete amateur. It's not even laughably bad - it's just painful to watch. Everything about this movie lacks cohesion, effort, and heart. An absolute disaster from start to finish!

This was such an amazing movie and the experience I had watching it. There were tears, laughter and fright. I am happy that I found this movie. It has truly changed my life and how I view the world. The actors were just so good and really made me immerse myself into the movie. I really felt the emotions that the actors portrayed throughout the film. And the jump-scares? The best jump scares ever, I was so scared every single time. If you haven't watched this movie already, I highly recommend it. It will truly changed your life. I was not disappointed watching it and I can promise you, you will not be disappointed either.

This movie comes across as if a high school forced their students to make a movie. No effort, no skill, no talent. Struck me like it was written, acted out, and edited together in a few days. It's funny that one of the factoids for this film is that the two leads are actually married. They had so little chemistry, I thought they were porn stars. They are both very pretty, I'll give them that.

The ghosts are the two titular characters in grey makeup that wouldn't have been scary when I was two... No set, just their house... I could go on and on, write an entire book about every little thing the film failed to do. Not going to do that though. Everyone involved with this thing didn't care, so I don't either.

...from this movie. Oh dear God who greenlighted this atrocity? It is rare rare rare for me to review anything without having watched the whole movie, but I simply couldn't make it. The acting is soooo awful...beyond awful. The script...was it written by AI? Because I don't think humans were involved with this at all. Even the actors...I don't think they're human, either. Because humans do not speak or behave like the people in this...oh how I hesitate to call it a film. The person who gave this thing a 10-I'm pretty sure they were being facetious, but the army of 1s fortunately have overcome that rating. As I write this, "The Dream Home" is at a 2.9. Here's hoping this drops it even more. It is absolutely atrocious. I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone waste their precious time on this unless they know someone in the cast.

OMG. I have met people before that its obvious were in the wrong profession, thats the case here.

We have an over played story. Couple buys a haunted house. Boo. Problem is, the writing is so bad the movie goes nowhere. The acting isnt bad, the writing leaves the actors nothing to work with. This is 84 minutes when it really could be condenced to 30 due to its total lack of content. Im not sure a different Director would have made a difference, there isnt a story to interpet from Writer to Director.

How do you fk up this bad? Its ultra low budget, 3 actors, maybe 10 extras for like 5 minutes. It mostly takes place inside the house. There are no special affects, there is real bad makeup, like someones Mom filled in.

Not like any of that matters, we have all seen great low budget cheezy movies, i guess they had good writers.

If i was to hear that this was an effort from some high school, maybe a free pass, but thats not the case. People in film need to have an outsider view their dailey work to offer input. Its odd people felt this was ready to be released, although it appears a new trend is to throw anything together to make 90 minutes, to sell it into streaming. Problem is your tarnishing the reputation of the actors.