House of Good and Evil (2013) - Review, Rating and Synopsis

House of Good and Evil (2013)

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Release Date: 2013
Genre: Haunted House, Madness & Paranoia
Director: David Mun
Screenwriter: Blu de Golyer
Cast & Crew: Rae Olivier, Christian Oliver, Marietta Marich, Jordan Rhodes, Rob Neukirch, and Bo Keister.

House of Good and Evil (2013)Rating:

Eloise = 7 / 10;
Raoul = 7.5 / 10;
IMDB = 6.5/10;
Rotten Tomatoes = 5.2/10.

House of Good and Evil (2013) Synopsis:

A young couple moves to the countryside in a house that they share with surprisingly quiet neighbors. Maggy, still under shock after the recent loss of her baby, starts to experience very strange events as she settles in the house.

House of Good and Evil (2013) Review:

Even if we usually like them for what they are, low budget films are often quite deceiving. This really different here: House of Good and Evil was made with a 150 000$ budget and yet manages to be one of the best psychological horror films I saw this year. Even though I watched it on a low-quality screener, it captivated me more than most recent Hollywood horror-thrillers on big screens.

All the characters are really well interpreted, but the strength of the movie really comes from the main actress (Rachel Marie Lewis) who delivers a breath-taking performance in the role of the psychotic woman in this Shining-like movie. The plot is the second best reason to watch that film. It is really mysterious and full of surprise. The suspense is total until the ending, which concludes the movie brilliantly. The clever sound effects and the music are also worth noticing since they really help to create a great horror atmosphere in what could have been otherwise a simple thriller.

Of course, the movie is not perfect, it is a bit slow at times, and the realization is one of a low-budget film. But this largely compensated by the strength of the plot and the acting. I was totally charmed by that film and will be looking for other movies by both the director (David Mun) and the writer (Blu de Golyer). An independent horror gem!

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