Works as both a horror movie and an examination of the immigrant crisis, with themes that extend to guilt, displacement, and the horrors of ghosts past. A great film, stylish and unnerving.

[Netflix] Remi Weekes' debut has so many readings that it is rich in content, while formally forceful. A social terror film about two refugees from Sudan which, when it seems to lead us down the path of difficult integration into another country, takes a surprising turn and ends up being an intelligent reflection on survival, pain and remorse. The ghosts here do not inhabit the house, but the interior of the people.

Confusing and boring Don’t believe what you see in the trailer, it was very slow paced and all the “ghosts” in this movie were just all confusing. Nothing made sense and all the scary scenes were all over the place. This movie could have had potential if it focused on the refugees doing good for the country they are staying in. But combining this with horror just didn’t work out

What if the skeletons in your closet were ghosts? His House is a ghost story where the spirits are fleshed out, rich in texture and as real as the news in the paper. Solid cinematography (some of the shots feel like paintings), good story, creepy phantoms, strong social message... A well told ghost story with a point? Hell, yeah.

listen up people i mean netflix horror? u kidding i thought it was a scam, but hey congrats netflix u really scared the brown bagel out of me for real. it was extra horror super scary. i mean woodoo dark witch magic? scariest ever, ive learned one thing in my life dont fuck with acient culture cuz you gonna end up cursed for da rest of your life. the acting was really good. i mean great movie. scary ...watch it if youve got da balls or Sashay away!