There's a killer on the loose terrorizing students of Osborne High School, wearing a life-like mask of their own face and exposing their biggest secrets. Makani must discover the killer identity before she becomes a victim and everyone knows her past. Another uninspired teen slasher with the usual high school cliches and uninteresting love interest. It doesn't have to reinvent the wheel but at least make it fun. Unfortunately, this film is not. I had some high expectations since it's coming from Creep director. It starts strong honestly, then it fails to mantain my interest. There's not enough red herrings and it's almost too predictable for me. The reveal isn't surprising or shocking to me. I wish the intent and motivations are more plausible. Whoever come up with the title tries too hard to make this film stands out. There's not enough 'someone inside the house' to make it the title. Not to mention the lead is bland as fuck and the side characters aren't used properly to me in this narrative. One star for the kills and gore. They're pretty violent but not enough to save this film.

What a waste of my time. Im so tired of this formula. Unaware characters doing stuff that make no sense when someone is trying to kill you. I'm going to start looking at who the directors are so I can avoid these type of movies.

“How do you do fellow kids?” -The movie

I'm not sure if this movie is stupid woke or making fun of stupid woke people. [spoiler]Pretty white girl has to be a nazi. Police chief has to be a nazi. Everyone not on the woke train is a nazi. [/spoiler] Skip it unless you like watching over privileged children complain about how hard they have it.

The idea of wearing masks that look like your victim is the only thing worth keeping in this cliché dump you'll forget you watched even while you're watching it.