Night Swim review: The water's not fine

Expanding a horror short to feature length is tricky work, particularly when the short in question gets straight to the scares. Writer/Director Bryce McGuir...

Kerry Condon stars in this horror movie about a possessed swimming pool.

Night Swim might be the first movie to star a haunted pool, but its story beats are interchangeable with any other horror movie in the microgenre of kindly f...

As supernatural thrillers go, “Night Swim” is a quick dip — persuasively acted and quite effective in its first half, scattered and woozy in its second...

Though it boasts decent characterizations and family dynamics, this haunted pool tale is sunk by murky horror concepts.

Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon face a haunted swimming pool in a Blumhouse and James Wan-produced horror. Read the Empire review.

Esto es lo que puedes esperar de ‘Night Swim’, ‘Memory’ y ‘Mayhem’, las películas nuevas en cartelera

In a horror film co-starring Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon, a family hopes to turn the page in a new suburban home. But its swimming pool promises trouble.

The latest from Blumhouse is an earnest horror movie with the premise “What if your pool was evil?” There are some scares, but mostly ‘Night Swim’ ju...

A by-the-book horror movie with a haunted pool rather than a house, this isn't nearly ridiculous enough. Our Night Swim review:

Producers Jason Blum and James Wan, both horror titans, once again show they know how to freak audiences out while maintaining a sly sense of humor. 

This Blumhouse horror flick features Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon dealing with a haunted swimming pool.

Blumhouse thriller about a malevolent backyard pool struggles to stay afloat

Dive into our Night Swim review to see what we thought of the new haunted pool movie from the folks at Blumhouse.

This haunted-swimming-pool thriller goes from creepy to ridiculous and back again, but as January-dumped horror films go, it’s a cut above.

"Night Swim" is utter nonsense, but it’s impossible to be mad at it, especially when the cast tries so hard to elevate it