House at the End of the Street Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 9484

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 57

Theatrical Release Date: 09/21/2012

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 01/08/2013

Language: English

Genre: Horror, Thriller

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Mark Tonderai

Actors: Jennifer Lawrence, Elisabeth Shue, Max Thieriot, Gil Bellows, Nolan Gerard Funk, Fernando Lara

Plot: A mother and daughter move into a new town and into a house next door to where a young girl murdered her parents. After befriending the son who survived the incident, it becomes apparent this story isn't over yet. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 01/04/2014

Okay why is this movie called the house at the end of the street but in the movie they are in the wood's thought out the movie.the house at the end of the street. this is so far the worst movie of 2012 I mean the acting is terrible and they are lot of annoying jump scares.and this movie will get a 1/4 star's "don't watch or buy this movie".

Chris Kavan - wrote on 05/19/2013

Even with It actress Jennifer Lawrence, I couldn't get into this by-the-books thriller. It seems to try too hard for what turns out to be a completely average result. Bah - after seeing her as Katniss and in Silver Linings, this seems just so... below her - even if she still looks great.

Amber - wrote on 01/15/2013

Not a great movie but still good to the end! I figured this would be a typical creepy neighbor type horror flick and in a way it was exactly that but with an interesting little twist. I found the dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship to be quite believable. I found it a little difficult to sympathize with the character Ryan until the very end when it was revealed what he had endured in his childhood. All in all a good jumpy horror movie that will leave you questions how on earth some people become parents. I liked this movie enough that I will be buying a copy soon.

MikeInMotion
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What was that?

MikeInMotion - wrote on 10/21/2012

With a movie that has such a generic title, you might think that it’s a red herring. The Cabin in the Woods was a similar situation, and it ended up being one of my favorite horror satires of all-time. House at the End of the Street is not horror satire; in fact, it is the exact kind of movie that horror satires make fun of. However, even though the script is spotty, it still contains some characters I found to be very likeable, and a story that was interesting even if it wasn’t executed as well as it could have been.

The movie is a about a teenage girl named Elissa (Jennifer Lawrence) that moves into a new neighborhood with her mom. They move right next to a house where a young girl murdered her parents four years ago. Her mother tells her that the drama surrounding that house …

MovieAddict
Producer

Not really a horror film!

MovieAddict - wrote on 10/19/2012

After the recent divorce of her parents, Elissa (Jennifer Lawrence) and her mother Sarah (Elisabeth Shue) move to a small town where they house they bought turns out to be next to one where a thirteen-year-old girl brutally murdered her parents. Seventeen-year-old Elissa befriends the son, a well mannered but troubled and shy young man Ryan (Max Thieriot), who only survived the ordeal as he was away at boarding school during the time his parents were killed.

The sympathetic Elissa's fascination with Ryan grows especially when she discovers that the other kids in town harass and pick on Ryan much to the dismay of her mother who warns the two not to be together alone but you know this only alienates Elissa further from her mother and makes Ryan seem all the more irresistible. Little …