Brandy leads a sloppy horror grab bag that isn't scary and isn't funny. The Front Room's only real asset is a big turn from Kathryn Hunter.

Greek life corrupts a sophomore in brutal cautionary tale, shot with docudrama realism.

The A24 horror film from the younger Eggers brothers imagines Tennessee Williams crossed with Norman Bates’ mother. 

A pregnant woman is menaced by her mother-in-law in the horror debut of Max and Sam Eggers. Read the Empire review.

A pregnant woman is relentlessly harassed by her husband's cruel stepmother in the feature directorial debut by Max and Sam Eggers.

Directed by the Eggers brothers, Max and Sam, this ill-conceived semi-supernatural drama stars Brandy, Kathryn Hunter, and Andrew Burnap. Film review.

A couple in need takes in a mother-in-law from hell in this domestic horror movie from A24 starring Brandy Norwood, Andrew Burnap and the mighty Kathryn Hunter.

The Front Room brings her biggest film role to date, and Hunter – armed with a Kentucky fried accent so swampy every second sentence is almost…

Kathryn Hunter’s villain is the hero of this middling — but impressively disgusting — A24 horror film.

What do you get when you add a surreal A24 horror-thriller to a grossout slapstick comedy? Something less than the sum of its parts.

Max and Sam Eggers are certain that an old lady soiling herself is both the pinnacle of horror and comedy. They and The Front Room are wrong.

“The Front Room” takes its time settling in narratively and tonally, leaving the viewer waiting to figure out what exactly they’re watching.

Long before the abrupt, not-that-shocking and obvious anti-climax of the horror thriller “The Front Room,” the viewer may feel entitled to mutter, “So ...

'The Front Room' is a blackly comic, ill-mannered romp whose parts are ultimately more compelling than the arthritic whole.

The A24 horror movie The Front Room isn't gory, but it will gross you out. Here's our review.

Brandy Norwood and Kathryn Hunter strike unlikely comic gold in Sam and Max Eggers' horror-comedy for A24, "The Front Room."

With a juvenile handle on aging, Max and Sam Eggers’ genre exercise 'The Front Room' doesn’t deserve Kathryn Hunter’s clever and crafty performance.