The Home

Film • 2025 • 1h 35m

The Home

The Home

A troubled man starts working at a retirement home and realizes its residents and caretakers harbor sinister secrets. As he investigates the building and its forbidden fourth floor, he starts to uncover connections to his own past and upbringing as a foster child.

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Status: Released
Release: July 24, 2025 (1 year ago)
Runtime: 1h 35m
Rating: R
Language: English
Origins: United States
Companies: BlockFilm, Man in a Tree Productions, Miramax

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Beware the Boomers in The Home
The Purge filmmaker James DeMonaco puts Pete Davidson into The Home, a nasty, crummy horror movie without style or substance.
'The Home' Review: Pete Davidson Gets His Ass Kicked by the Elderly — and a Laughable Script — in This Schlocky Horror From the Director of 'The Purge'
The director of 'The Purge' returns to the horror genre, but he probably should have stayed away.
‘The Home’ Review: Pete Davidson Headlines Intriguing but Uneven Nursing-Home Horror From ‘The Purge’ Creator
The comedian stars as a troubled former foster kid who gets a job working at a secret-haunted care center for the elderly.
The Home Review - IGN
The latest from the director of The Purge uses its creepy retirement home setting for too many clichéd, silly moments to ever really connect.
The Home: Bad Storytelling is the Only True Horror Here — Original Cin
By Liz Braun
Pete Davidson Flops Hard in Terrible New Horror Film
Let’s just say that “The Home” is unlikely to revitalize Davidson’s movie career.
‘The Home’ Review: Subpar Pete Davidson Thriller Tries to Put the ‘Boo’ in Boomers
James DeMonaco, the creator of "The Purge," co-writes and directs an underwhelming retirement home riff on "Get Out"
‘The Home’ Review: Pete Davidson Looks Completely Lost in This Amalgam of Classic Horror Films
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.

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