They Live Inside Us

Thin plot where nothing really happens and characters that are one dimensional. Actors are also horrible and deliver wooden performances. The set designs and music however are incredible, but sadly it's not enough to save this film.

They Live Inside Us is a slow burn filled with amazing cinematography and a surprising and spooky twist at the end. Halloween lovers will enjoy the art direction, costumes, and attention to detail. Everyone loves a good haunted house story and this is the perfect remedy to get some popcorn, Halloween candy, and celebrate Halloween at home this year while getting a glimpse of all your favorite Halloween villains/monsters.

Witching Season films always delivers when it comes to bringing Halloween to life and they do not disappoint with this film! The movie begins with a beautiful scenic fall setting and then fully immerse's you into the mystery that is the Booth house. This movie truly does have it all. I laughed, got teary eyed, jumped out of my seat and I enjoyed every minute of it! Every little detail put into the movie is done with absolute intention and with their fans in mind. So excited for this wonderful teams future projects and films!

Nearly all the 9 and 10 reviews are by people who have only reviewed this one film, surprise, surprise, and whose reviews are sad attempts to big up the film. Their reviews look like they were all written by a 10 year olds. When a film's producer needs so many fake reviews to promote their dross then you know that watching it will take years off your life. Avoid like the plague.

They Live Inside Us is a fun, creative, and stylized indie horror film that has nothing but love for the genre as a whole. The fact this was based off a short segment from the Witching Season series, which I would highly implore others to check out, shows just how much of the story the filmmakers knew they could expand upon. There is a lot of passion and heart that is in this. They have the talent for the genre by exploiting tropes, giving nice homages, and allowing the cast to have fun with killer production design. Stoked to see what else they do.

If you love Halloween (who doesn't?) and are ready to dive into the season, this film is a great place to start. The cinematography is really amazing throughout the film, with settings that perfectly evoke that crisp fall, apples-and-pumpkins, spooky-costume excitation you had as a kid... progressing to the more adult terror of the claustrophobic caught-in-a-nightmare horror genre trope. Although the premise is novel and a bit mind bending (don't want to spoil it here), there's also a nostalgic nod to the classics - from haunted house and creepy characters, to the time-honored sheet ghost costume. The acting is really good. The clown is one of the most nightmarish I've seen. The character of the daughter is played with the spot-on preteen attitude. Although the pace does drag a bit in places, the dream-like quality definitely adds to the atmosphere and suspense. I really liked that the last scene brings the film full circle.

Wow! I got "wow'd" a lot more than I expected with this. I was impressed! I think certain scenes could've been cut shorter, but some of the acting pleasantly shook me and I really enjoyed myself. Great concept. I would've loved to see more emphasis on certain concepts of the plot, but overall? A great time. Well done.