Los Angeles Review: Pete Davidson Shines in Uneven but Gripping Nursing-Home Horror ‘The Home’
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In Los Angeles, Pete Davidson takes center stage in ‘The Home’, a nursing-home horror film from the creator of ‘The Purge.’ Davidson plays a troubled former foster child who lands a job at a mysterious care center for the elderly. This setting becomes the backdrop for eerie and suspenseful moments that blend horror with emotional depth.
The film explores the dark secrets hidden within the walls of the care center, combining supernatural elements with real human struggles. Davidson’s performance adds a compelling layer to the story, portraying a character haunted by his past while confronting the chilling realities of his new job. The atmosphere is tense and occasionally unsettling, capturing the audience’s attention.
Despite its intriguing premise and strong lead, the movie suffers from:
- Uneven pacing
- Narrative inconsistencies
These issues prevent it from fully realizing its potential. However, fans of horror and psychological thrillers will find aspects to enjoy, especially the creative direction and haunting visuals.
Overall, ‘The Home’ offers an interesting addition to the horror genre with its unique focus on a haunted nursing home and the emotional journey of its protagonist. It demonstrates fresh ideas, although it stumbles at times in execution.
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