The House on Pine Street
Directed by Aaron Keeling, Austin Keeling
When Jennifer Brannigan returns to her Kansas hometown after a breakdown, she moves into a rental home with her husband and prepares for the birth of their child. Struggling to cope with the unexpected pregnancy and tense relationship with her husband and mother, Jennifer feels her life spiral out of control as a series of bizarre events inside her new home lead her to believe it’s haunted. Is Jennifer losing her sanity or does her new home really host dark forces? This psychological-supernatural horror from the Keeling brothers skews the more conventional tropes of the haunted house film to create an effective slow burner with plenty of twists and turns.
An expecting couple finds their new home haunted in this acclaimed American indie.
Cast: Emily Goss, Taylor Bottles, Cathy Barnett
Member Reviews
Decided to watch it despite bad reviews. Little slow for my liking but still pretty good. Seemed to focus a lot on the cupboard in the bedroom the most which makes me wonder if there is a reason for it. Not scary at all
Ignore the bad reviews. If you enjoy a slow burn this one is pretty good.
Very atmospheric, with great acting that really sets the scene.
Very slow burn, but with a good grasp of quiet horror and has a superb unreliable narrator. The characters can be pretty unlikeable, but once the character near the end of the story sort of explains what the hell was happening, it reframes how they're acting as possibly just how the character is perceiving the events.
I ignored the negatives on the reviews and watched it anyway, found it to be a fairly decent indie film… not exactly scary but it was good in other aspects. Would definitely recommend if you enjoy something I little more artsy