Glass Casa

Glass Casa puts a modern spin on the classic whodunit, blending dark comedy with sharp wit in a lighthearted way. While it carries the intrigue of a murder mystery, the tone remains playful-perfectly suited even for those who shy away from intense content. Jamie, the lead character, delivers a standout performance, but it's her best friend, Bianca, with her comedic flair, and the enigmatic house guest, Charlie, who steal the show with their charm and humor. The stunning cinematography captures your attention, adding an extra layer of atmosphere to the murder mystery. With clever twists and laugh-out-loud moments, the movie is an ideal choice for a cozy night in, especially during the holiday season. If you love a mix of comedy and suspense, you won't want to miss this masterpiece!

I watched Glass Casa twice now, first at the San Diego film festival and just tonight with my mom and sisters for a girls night. It was such a fun time, the cast had me laughing and feeling like I was hanging out with a real group of besties. I especially loved how they stuck together like glue when scared rather than splitting up. They were not only some of the funniest scenes, but smart, too! And the pace never let up, there was never a dull moment, and you never knew what to expect next. Check this movie out if you want to laugh a lot and maybe scream once or twice too. It won't disappoint!

Glass Casa is a wild ride that will leave you gasping for air with its hilarious absurdity and leave you on the edge of your seat with its unpredictable twists and turns. This thriller-comedy masterfully blends humor and suspense, creating a unique and unforgettable cinematic experience. The dialogue crackles with witty banter and unexpected turns of phrase, while beneath the surface of the humor lies a surprisingly poignant exploration of the human condition. The film boasts a stellar cast, each actor bringing a unique and compelling presence to their role. The backdrop/ architecture of glass casa is stunning.

This movie from an up-and-coming director is outright fun. The jokes are smart, without having to think them through. Don't be put off by the shaky filming at the beginning of the movie, it's because the characters are just recording themselves with their phones. Though I would need to rewatch this movie (which I watched for the first time over a year ago) to give this review more details, I remember laughing out loud while also gripping the edge of my seat from the suspense and plot twists! A must watch mystery flick, even just to admire the cool architecture of the glass casa itself. Congratulations Laa!

Fun movie with a playful tone. I thought the lead woman had some nice chops, and the dialogue is sharp and well directed. Story was ultimately a bit meaningless, and lacked a cohesive theme. But there were some interesting psychological undertones, and I was genuinely compelled.

Cinematography is lovely. It looks slick, and the lighting is top notch. Some of the acting crossed the line from campy to cringe. But I believed the chemistry between the characters, and everybody was having so much fun that I went along for the ride anyway.

I'll be interested to see what this director does in the future. She clearly had a lot of fun putting this film together.