The Purge filmmaker James DeMonaco puts Pete Davidson into The Home, a nasty, crummy horror movie without style or substance.

The former 'SNL' star is in way over his head in this contrived horror thriller.

The comedian stars as a troubled former foster kid who gets a job working at a secret-haunted care center for the elderly.

Incoherent and cheap, “The Home” might be the worst movie of the year.              

James DeMonaco's film, starring Pete Davidson, is a hodgepodge of jump scares and disturbing imagery in search of a cohesive story.

The former Saturday Night Live star plays a graffiti artist sentenced to community service in a retirement village.

Let’s just say that “The Home” is unlikely to revitalize Davidson’s movie career.

James DeMonaco, the creator of "The Purge," co-writes and directs an underwhelming retirement home riff on "Get Out"

Pete Davidson is out of his depth in 'The Home,' while 'The Purge' filmmaker James DeMonaco does not manage to build on that franchise's success.