My House

This film had me guessing the whole way through! I loved Carla's character and right from the outset I was instantly hooked on her plight, routing for her at every twist and turn. We were running through the hallways right with her, not knowing who to trust. The acting was superb and I thought the script was brilliantly written. I thought the surveillance cameras were a great touch and worked well to increase the overall tension. The ending was really moving, especially as Carla took control which had me cheering in my seat. Don did a great job at flipping from caring father to unhinged and unpredictable. Really enjoyed it! Definitely would recommend!

Pretty slow and nothing really happens. Anti-climatic and I hated how it was shot. Didn't realize camcorder filming the entire time. How does she learn to use the iphone so quickly! The ending was so eh. Skip this and I love and want to support indie. Great design work but again just too darn slow and took too long to get to the end. I had to stick with it since I paid for it! Not unwatchable but better free. The acting was great although the girl was a bit annoying as well. And why did the guy at the door not just tell the truth instead of going back and forth. Like lord have mercy just TELL HER! Lol.

Yup it's slow. Was struggling not to fall asleep during the movie.

I loved Mirren Mack in Sex Education and she does a fine job in this too. But there are flaws in that she doesn't know what the Internet is, yet managed to perfect using a mobile phone in no time at all.

The movie is almost100% filmed on a home camera, which is a pain.

Its difficult to find anything good about the film, other than Mirren Mack, plays her part well.

I wouldn't say don't watch this slow moving drama but I wouldn't go out my way to see it.

Just remember it's slow from start to finish but if that's your thing, give it a go.

Really, really enjoyed this - excellent low-fi production that makes an asset out of its budgetary constraints. This is a taut thriller that grips throughout, maintaining the tension and then sticking the landing via a series of third act twists. Solid cast - particularly Mirren Mack (from the excellent Sex Education) as Carla, who is very convincing in a complex part - and good pacing kept me intrigued, invested and guessing throughout. Really enjoyed the score and clever use of handheld and security camera footage to build atmosphere - the intensity was maintained throughout. Highly recommended.

Really enjoyed the tight suspense in this clever story...the acting was good and casting spot on..all set within the house which seemed nicely claustrophobic tying in with the drama.. There is a fair amount of texting which adds a modern twist and the camera travels round with the protagonists keeping up the close quarters of the story...very little colour but her attachment to her rose themed curtains gave a nice touch to her confinement.

The father was gruff and at times intimidating but it was obvious he also cared deeply for her but had just lost the plot!

Would definitely recommend viewing.