Haunt Collection

Horror

Thriller

Haunt

Broken Road Productions

Nickel City Pictures

Sierra/Affinity

United States of America

English

Katie Stevens

Will Brittain

Lauryn McClain

Shazi Raja

Andrew Lewis Caldwell

Schuyler Helford

Chaney Morrow

Damian Maffei

Terri Partyka

Justin Marxen

Justin Rose

Schuyler White

Samuel Hunt

Rajiim A. Gross

Phillip Johnson Richardson

Calvin David Jones III

Karli Hall

Brent Geisler

Briana Tedesco

Jon D. Wagner

Kelsey Forren

Chris Polczinski

Mac Smith

Alan Forbes

Claire Gryce

Robin Fields

Jaclyn Laravie

Scott H. Reeder

Rachel Bayer

Annie Mahoney

Casey Shelton

Scott Beck

Bryan Woods

Jake Lyon

Eli Roth

Mark Fasano

Todd Garner

Ankur Rungta

Vishal Rungta

tomandandy

Ryan Samul

Terel Gibson

Nancy Nayor

Austin Gorg

Jason Perrine

Nancy Collini

Nick Meyer

Marc Schaberg

Josie Liang

Tobias Weymar

Sean Robins

Jeremy Stein

Kay Wolfley

Chris Bridges

Jodi Byrne

Hugo Villasenor

Anna Richardson

Doug Turner

Tami Kumin

Steve Tolin

Kyle Roberts

David Van Dyke

Marcin Kolendo

Jose Marra

Jason Cekanski

Shai Debroux

Jessie Fisher

Nicole Marines

Remington Steele

T.J. White

Greg Crawford

Scott Curtis

Luke Dunn Gielmuda

Chris Gridley

Travis MacKay

Corey Norman

Brandon Proctor

Michael Rivera

Sébastien Rochon

Shelley Roden

Colin Rogers

Tony Villaflor

Chris White

Velia Asimus

Lindsey Howard

Samantha Maloney

Kelsey Berk

Jason Ervin

Amber Johnson

Tanner White

Natalie LeCompte

Steve Ochoa

Michael Reuter

Andy Milburn

Tom Hajdu

Andie Davies

Kathryn Prescott

Repo Jack

Most "Haunted House" attraction movies are horrible. "Haunt" is the rare exception. The directors also wrote "The Quiet Place" and Eli Roth was involved. Regardless, this is a slick Halloween thriller.

**Haunt** starts out trying to be creepy with shots of haunted house staff members wearing clown masks. It does the usual clown thing, which is to stand there, silent and ominously. Not scary. Then at about the 57-minute mark, the movie goes bonkers with some brutal clawhammer and sledgehammer violence, shotguns, nails through feet...it definitely changes its tone.

The six friends that enter the haunted house do the usual stupid things that are needed to make a slasher film work, but they're not entirely unlikable characters. Harper is the one that the viewer is supposed to empathize with, and for the most part, she's easy to pull for. Her abusive boyfriend exits and later reenters the movie, only to get clobbered by baddies, presumably because the viewer is just supposed to hate him. It just adds another person to the body count.

This was a timely watch because it's Halloween season and this is setup as a Halloween flick. It's not horrible, it's just not scary and is a run-of-the-mill Horror movie.

Already a feeling of unease, pranksters have a tendency to throw off the vibe while trying to set one. Something feels off in the haunted house, started before even entering the place. 
Things are picking up, and the terror is setting in for our characters, and it feels like it's all gone wrong and now to see was out really ever even an option for them. 
The brutality is inspired and satisfyingly maniacal, while sheer viciousness is just gorily beautiful. 
This new sect  of torture porn/horror is growing on me. This film is actually quite amusing and fun.

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Katie Stevens

Will Brittain

Lauryn McClain

Shazi Raja

Andrew Lewis Caldwell

Schuyler Helford

Chaney Morrow

Damian Maffei

Terri Partyka

Justin Marxen

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