Idyllic, remote homes turned nightmarish prisons are a dime a dozen in horror. Many characters set off on a promising retreat only to find their bargain rent...

Kevin Bacon plays the guy seeking to unwind in a very creepy house, adding an extra degree of class to this David Koepp horror movie.

Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried shine in latest film from Blumhouse Productions.

Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried star in low-heat horror outing that can't get cooking

Kevin Bacon can't save drab thriller You Should Have Left from itself: Review

David Koepp reunites with 'Stir of Echoes' star Kevin Bacon to adapt 'You Should Have Left,' Daniel Kehlmann's story of a man haunted by his past.

David Koepp's adaptation of Daniel Kehlmann's wicked novella is as much about a fraying mind as it is a nefarious Welsh mansion.

A spooky house, weird goings-on and Kevin Bacon populate the all-too familiar 'You Should Have Left.'

The first strike against Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried’s new horror film: instant obviousness.

Everything here feels timid and toothless, lacking in true atmosphere or genuine scares.

A top drawer writer/director, solid A-, B+ list talent and a haunted house seemingly designed by Maurice Escher class up the mildly-scary thriller, “You Sh...

'You Should Have Left' is a good showcase for Kevin Bacon's professionalism—and a haunted house story that's pure Blumhouse-lite. Our review.

Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfriend drop straight to streaming in Universal's Blumhouse Production

You Should Have Left is too muddled to deliver many scares, despite some neat ideas, and a strong lead performance from Kevin Bacon.

For anyone familiar with how these haunted-house movies go, You Should Have Left has too few surprises to offer

David Koepp's horror film plays like a scaled-down Blumhouse version of "The Shining"

Kevin Bacon stars in a haunted-house film that's a minimalist gloss on 'The Shining.' In a good way.

It might have worked as drama. But as horror, it’s a disaster.

You Should Have Left is a perfect example of how "forgettable" horror cinema is somehow more tedious than something that goes out in a blaze of failed ambition.