Phrogging: Hider in My House

I think this show is great! Phrogging shows the real people that experienced this and tells what happened from the moment they noticed anything wrong to the conclusion. They don't drag it on, but do it in a quick concise way. I think most people can identify with what they are thinking and feeling, except this time, the people are right, there is someone hiding in their house. I know that sometimes I hear things in my house and see things that I did not think I did or had been there before. At times, I wonder if someone is in my house, not because of the show but have wondered that for years. Phrogging is not scary, but informative and helpful. It lets you know that others feel the same say. Fortunately, most of us just think we might have someone living in our homes but don't really believe it. These people were actually right! I love it.

First of all, half of the episodes don't involve "phrogging," at all.

Basically, this is the same "true crime" garbage that we see all over the streamers. As I said in another review, this is cheap, lowest common denominator programming.

Lame reenactments and talking heads, barely watchable.

The reenactment locations often don't even remotely resemble the "true crime" photographs. Why bother? Often, the actors don't even match the talking heads that they are playing.

You will find yourself yelling at the scream, "Go call the %$#@#$ police, NOW!" Most of these "victims" have absolutely no common sense. I made it through half of them (while on the treadmill each day), but finally found the whole thing infuriating.

The masses seem to devour this junk, and it's cheap, cheap, cheap programming.

DO. NOT. WATCH. THIS.

I've watched the entire season. The first few episodes are great and definitely worth the watch.

However, it becomes less and less about actual phroggers and more about break ins or stalking. I didn't mind some of the stalking ones because tbe stalkers were living inside their homes and thus phroggers as well as stalkers. But good chunk of stories are literal break ins. Like an intruder being inside the home for 15mins to a few hours. Not phrogging. Which was just annoying.

Also as another reviewer pointed out it's shocking how naive some of the victims are and sometimes it's hard to relate with them.

Phrogging: Hider in My House is a tense, unsettling series featuring stories of real people who found strangers living in their homes. Each episode features a different family or group of friends telling their story of how they came to discover there was an uninvited stranger fully infiltrating and invading peoples' homes. The episodes are edited to juxtapose first-hand accounts with actors doing dramatic reenactments. It's an engaging way to tell a story. The series' tone is well-balanced and does a good job of emphasizing the seriousness of the story without being overly-dramatic. The people and stories featured in each episode are all unique in their own way, so it never really feels repetitive, even though each one ends in a similar fashion. It's an easy watch with the right blend of suspense and tension perfectly timed for creepy Halloween binges.

The first few episodes are really good and I couldn't stop watching. However the series seems to kind of drift away from phrogging to just general crime and stalking and feels like any other true crime series. There's about 2 stories per episode. They could have made each episode 1 drawn out story at least.

The first few episodes are definitely worth the watch but know that they progressively get more lame.

Definitely full of creepiness and uneasiness. This show will make you much more aware of your surroundings.

Really would love to see more stories of phrogging but maybe it's not common enough to have more than 4 ish episodes about it.