What is worth House of Spoilsnew Blumhouse film available on Prime Video? The reviews are there.
Jason Blum is always there to provide the public with their dose of thrills, and the latest Blumhouse film has just arrived on Prime Video. House of Spoilswritten and directed by Bridget Savage and Danielle Krudy, starring Ariana DeBose (the memorable Anita from West Side Story by Steven Spielberg) and Barbie Ferreira (seen in Euphoria et Nope) to the casting, tells the story ofa chef who tries to make a restaurant prosper while facing her demons.
After The Menureleased in 2022 and which told the story of a great chef trapping his guests around a rather unusual dinner, House of Spoils is therefore a new opportunity to scare yourself while whetting your appetite. This The Bear des enfers began to collect numerous opinions, which are as follows.
What does House of Spoils look like?
Here is the list, by menu, of the opinions collected at the end of the tasting of House of Spoils.
“There are some tasty moments, but fans of the genre looking for a complete meal may not be satisfied. »
Benjamin Lee – The Guardian
“House of Spoils suffers above all from the hybridization of genres. The more explicit moments of horror seem to piggyback on what is essentially a character study with mystery elements. But as Speak No Evil recently demonstrated, Blumhouse is no longer synonymous with terrifying, low-budget horror. The brand has become synonymous with films without a clear identity. »
Carla Meyer – San Francisco Chronicle
“The film gives the impression of using narrative devices and clichés already used repeatedly in other stories. The final product is functional and easy to digest, but also far too familiar, lacking in major innovations. »
Aidan Kelley – Collider
“The result is too serious to be a B-movie and too ridiculous to really scare, let alone say anything meaningful.” »
Jacob Oller – The A.V. Club
“Jason Blum is a powerful and underrated force in the industry, but I wish he would empower his chefs to cook up more interesting horror films. »
Brian Tallerico – RogerEbert.com
The new Blumhouse therefore does not convince, and according to the critics, the film would sorely lack identity and noveltyand would only play on the classic, worn-out horror film mechanics. Some critiques also point to the lack of resources allocated to the filmwhich would be felt in the final result.
But it is difficult to say whether this would have saved the furniture, since some critics criticize the film for being empty and never delving into any point. Rather killer opinions, in short, with an average of 42/100 on Metacritic. But to get your own idea of the final result, direction Prime Video, where House of Spoils is available since October 3.
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