The three horror stories in this anthology film aren’t graphic or violent, but they cast a moody, effective spell, as human, rat, and cat characters are doomed by the house that obsesses them. Voices by Mia Goth, Helena Bonham Carter, Watchmen’s Matthew Goode, and rock star Jarvis Cocker. Streaming on Netflix now.

Enda Walsh's script for Netflix's stop-motion anthology tells three eerie stories that feel too lightweight and uneven

"The House" may be the most delightfully strange project Netflix has ever put its money behind. They're calling this Nexus Studios stop-motion animated tale a darker-than-dark "comedy series," but don't you believe it. It's a warped anthology, with three separate directing teams, one for each chapter. Irish playwright Enda Walsh scripted the macabre and whimsical…

Three "episodes" show the house populated by people, rats and cats at different times. Helena Bonham Carter, Jarvis Cocker, Susan Wokoma and more star.

Over the course of three sections, "The House" proves to be a beautiful showcase for the talented independent stop motion animation filmmakers.

Though ‘The House’ is handsomely made, the anthology series as a whole lacks a sturdy foundation. Read our review.

Helena Bonham Carter and Jarvis Cocker voice characters in this creepy stop-motion trilogy, whose wonderful aesthetics sometimes don’t quite match up to its storytelling

Netflix’s animal animations are suitably spooky but their plots lack clarity or purpose

Modern stop-motion animation masters collaborate on Netflix’s creepy anthology film The House