'There’s Someone Inside Your House' is a missed opportunity to interrogate the need to make pariahs out of people for their youthful mistakes.

This 1980s-inspired slasher movie might not break any new ground, but it’s less fixated on the past than other horror films of late.

A diverse cast and some impressively gnarly gore isn’t enough to elevate a rote stalk-and-slash teen horror that tries, and fails, to make a statement

Netflix’s new Halloween movie There’s Someone Inside Your House is the kind of self-referential horror movie where people know the genre beats they’re living through, and are ready to reference other horror movies. But the film could use more daring ideas to match its one killer conceit. Streaming on Netflix Oct. 6.

Scream shook the slasher foundation so hard upon release that it ushered in a new wave of teen slashers eager to follow suit. The '90s are back in full

There’s never really a moment in There’s Someone Inside Your House that suggests its protagonists are real enough to be worth rooting for.

There's nothing to get excited about in the Netflix slasher There's Someone Inside Your House