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Abattoir

2016

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Movie

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98 min

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Horror

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Thriller

Queue Score

32%

A reporter unearths an urban legend about a home being constructed from rooms where horrific tragedies have occurred.

Community

109

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LOVE

5%

👍

LIKE

26%

😐

MEH

42%

👎

DISLIKE

26%

32%

Queue Score

Top Reviews

what a let down

50d

Rated: 4.2/10 ⭐️

I hoped for a unique haunted house vibe, but the messy plot left me pretty underwhelmed.

What Worked:
Bousman’s design of stitching together tragedy rooms is wild, using great “show-don't-tell” techniques for an eerie, claustrophobic weight. Through my Faith Methodism lens, Julia’s push for truth reminds me we need grace and community to heal from grief, rather than letting trauma consume us. Fimognari’s moody cinematography also anchors the grim town perfectly.

The Cuts:
The middle part really dragged for me; heavy exposition stalls the momentum before we reach the house. Keeping it spoiler-free, the villain’s plan feels half-baked, and the vague mechanics left me feeling a little lost. Plus, the weird hardboiled noir dialogue doesn’t fit the modern setting, making emotional beats feel flat.

Verdict:
A visually interesting but messy flick. Okay for a late-night conceptual haunted house watch, but skip if you need a tight, fast-paced thriller.

Favorite Line: “We’re going to build a house of many rooms.”

112d

The ending was lackluster and left far too many questions

1y

Recent Reviews

what a let down

50d

Rated: 4.2/10 ⭐️

I hoped for a unique haunted house vibe, but the messy plot left me pretty underwhelmed.

What Worked:
Bousman’s design of stitching together tragedy rooms is wild, using great “show-don't-tell” techniques for an eerie, claustrophobic weight. Through my Faith Methodism lens, Julia’s push for truth reminds me we need grace and community to heal from grief, rather than letting trauma consume us. Fimognari’s moody cinematography also anchors the grim town perfectly.

The Cuts:
The middle part really dragged for me; heavy exposition stalls the momentum before we reach the house. Keeping it spoiler-free, the villain’s plan feels half-baked, and the vague mechanics left me feeling a little lost. Plus, the weird hardboiled noir dialogue doesn’t fit the modern setting, making emotional beats feel flat.

Verdict:
A visually interesting but messy flick. Okay for a late-night conceptual haunted house watch, but skip if you need a tight, fast-paced thriller.

Favorite Line: “We’re going to build a house of many rooms.”

112d

The ending was lackluster and left far too many questions

1y

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