If you’ve already caught up with the Thanksgiving-themed episode of Hulu’s Into the Dark, Pilgrim, and the idea of revisiting the limited Thanksgiving ho...

Karyn Kusama’s diabolical rendering of a dinner party elicits terror with technical artfulness and existential insight.

In the thriller The Invitation, a group of old friends gather in the Hollywood Hills to catch up, commiserate, and allow things to go very wrong.

Even if you haven’t attended a vaguely menacing dinner party ruled by subtext and the cold creeps lately, whether in the Hollywood hills or somewhere less ...

A superbly crafted examination of grief and severe depression.

A group of friends reconnects at a dinner party in this tension-filled thriller

'The Invitation': EW review

“Are all your friends on Facebook selling Plexus?” my wife asked me the other night, throwing me for a bit of a loop. “Selling what?” I replied, and ...

Karyn Kusama returns with a dinner party-cum-cult sales pitch.

'The Invitation' Review: Karyn Kusama's Best Movie Since 'Girlfight'

The less you know about Karyn Kusama's excellent psychological thriller "The Invitation" the better.

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In this film directed by Karyn Kusama, there’s something off about the hostess, her lair of a house and some of the guests.

The Invitation is primarily an intimate, highly effective chiller with an armrest-grabber of a payoff.

Karyn Kusama’s new film plays on the awkwardness of reuniting with old friends, but escalates into a terrifying thriller.

When you play in the midnight slot of a film festival nowadays, audiences can expect something to go horribly wrong within the world of the movie. So going i...

Genre buffs have attended countless dinner parties that wind up tilting into madness, and yet the shivers arrive early and often in “The Invitation,” a t...