Alex thinks The Night House is unmissable, Chopper is an immaculately crafted masterpiece of Australian cinema and Vigil is edge-of-your-seat stuff.

Rebecca Hall occupies nearly every fame of the elegant psychological thriller “ The Night House ” and you still leave wanting more of her and her charact...

The Night House is a compelling meditation on the horror of one's own mind.

The Night House is a strong argument for more films that let Rebecca Hall be a scream queen.

Rebecca Hall finds herself haunted in David Bruckner's horror chiller. Read the Empire review.

In the exceptionally unsettling “The Night House,” directed by David Bruckner and written by Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski, the inexplicability of deat...

Whatever small contrivances or inconsistencies might dwell in this story of a husband’s secrets and the home they dwell within, they melt away as soon as t...

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson, Andy Klein and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platfo...

Hall plays a woman literally haunted by her husband’s mysterious suicide in David Bruckner’s well-crafted supernatural thriller.

Good: ‘Night House’ (thank you Rebecca Hall), ‘Paw Patrol,’ ‘Last Leonardo’; Bad: ‘Demonic’; just plain weird: ‘Cryptozoo.’

The newest film from this more than capable actress is unimaginative, largely unconvincing, often dull and always predictable.

'Night House' can be filed under "beautiful people haunted in chic houses"—but Rebecca Hall's horror movie makes some intriguing left turns.

David Bruckner’s The Night House features Rebecca Hall with an incredible performance that gives the film a weight and watchability surpassing its flinty p...

The film tries to connect grief and depression with a literal haunting, and only its talented lead actress can make any of it work

David Bruckner’s ghosty grief thriller The Night House isn’t worthy of Rebecca Hall's gifts