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In this house...
Two children wake up in the middle of the night to find their father is missing, and all the windows and doors in their home have vanished.
Skinamarink
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The House, Skinamarink: El Despertar Del Mal, Скінамарінк, اسکینامارینک, 魔童谣, 魔童謠, Skinamarink: Canção de Ninar, Паранормальные явления: Скинамаринк, 스키나마링크, Skinamarink: El despertar del mal, Skinamarink - Il risveglio del male
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Canada
Fantasia International Film Festival
20 Apr 2023
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Germany
Fantasy Filmfest Nights
Theatrical limited
13 Jan 2023
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Puerto RicoNR
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UK
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CanadaPG
02 Feb 2023
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Australia
10 Feb 2023
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Poland
Theatrical
13 Jan 2023
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USANR
23 Mar 2023
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Brazil14
10 May 2023
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France
01 Jun 2023
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Russian Federation16+
07 Sep 2023
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Germany16
Digital
02 Feb 2023
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UK
03 Feb 2023
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USANR
Physical
04 Oct 2023
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France12
Releases by Country
Australia
02 Feb 2023
- Theatrical limited
Brazil
23 Mar 2023
- Theatrical14
Canada
25 Jul 2022
- Premiere Fantasia International Film Festival
13 Jan 2023
- Theatrical limitedPG certification for Alberta
France
10 May 2023
- Theatrical
04 Oct 2023
- Physical12 DVD & Blu-ray
Germany
20 Apr 2023
- Premiere Fantasy Filmfest Nights
07 Sep 2023
- Theatrical16
Poland
10 Feb 2023
- Theatrical limited
Puerto Rico
13 Jan 2023
- Theatrical limitedNR
Russian Federation
01 Jun 2023
- Theatrical16+ World Pictures
UK
13 Jan 2023
- Theatrical limited
02 Feb 2023
- Digital Shudder
USA
13 Jan 2023
- TheatricalNR
03 Feb 2023
- DigitalNR Shudder
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You _really_ need to be immersed for this movie to work, like you gotta watch it alone without lights. Not even as like a 'challenge', but just because the movie is so slow and the shots are so ambiguous it's very easy to lose your attention. If you watch it with friends, you guys are just gonna be talking the whole time like "OH whats that? is that a face? wait what room is this? have we seen this corner before. OH is that the dad? Did the legos move?" etc. My immersion wasn't great for this movie because I was eating a really yummy bowl of chili, honestly it was REALLY good chili I really knocked it out of…
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Reduced me to a child, hand over my mouth, tears in my eyes, a pit in my stomach. Surreal and familiar in the same stroke, liminal horror existing at the crossroads of comfortable, mundane surroundings and everything we can imagine might be in the darkness on the other side. It leaves you anticipating the revelation, begging to see something that might reduce the horror with its tangibility, but when it finally begins to reveal itself you can only shrink and cower and plead with it to stop.
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I really appreciate the swing here, it's gorgeous and the vibes are just terrific. But it's fucking boring, I'm so sorry. At an hour-forty I was just begging for it to do something, anything. Absolutely and admirably not like anything you're likely to find in a multiplex ever again, but I'd argue there's a really good reason for that.
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Do you enjoy extended shots of walls, ceilings, or pitch black rooms? What about watching lights turn on and off? Are you a fan of movies with absolutely no story or character development? Are you easily impressed by After Effects filters that are noticably on a loop, making the movie look grainy beyond belief? Then have I got the movie for you!! You're going to shit your pants when they dial numbers on the phone and whisper in the darkness. Shiver in fear when nothing happens for ten minutes at a time. Your anxiety will be through the roof when the camera slow pans to an empty hallway or a floor full of legos. You will be forced to cover…
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Fuck you. I just spent an hour and 40 minutes of my life staring at furniture while people whispered shit for no reason.
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