A disturbing anthology loaded with dark comedy is what Netflix presented in its catalogue, which is extensive and, in general, certain content tends to be “lost” in the sea of opportunities for the viewer. This animated feature film for adults and teenagers is divided into three intense parts to watch. However, each of them connects with the same object over and over again without losing the thread in any way. the disturbing and nervous feeling that each dark story presents.
20 minutes of pure terror: this is the short hidden in the Netflix catalog that you have to see
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‘The House’: Netflix’s animated stop-motion
“In this animated black comedy“, a poor family, an anxious contractor and a fed-up owner are linked to the same mysterious house,” argues the synopsis of this film where the three stories have occurred or were related to the same house in different periods of time and with other characters, accompanied with shades of realism and textures in its design.
This feature film is a mix between the strange, dramatic and the somber that plays with mystery, desperation and a different tone from the terror to which the public is accustomed, even though this is not your gender. It should be noted that the selection of characters, such as rats and cockroach infestations, can be an essential seasoning for such sensations.
Although this feature film is suitable for those over 13 years of age, its dark humor jokes and the tense moments generated by this film are far from being content suitable for this category on the streaming platform.
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Technical sheet of ‘The House’
Each story is directed by different directors such as Emma de Swaef, Marc James Roels, Niki Lindroth von Bahr and Paloma Baeza, with a promising script written by Enda Walsh and a musical composition by Gustavo Santaolalla, which accompanies each sequence of the three stories.
The House Trailer
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