4. The Night House - Not as good as the first 2/3rds painted it out to be unfortunately. Still solid, but the narrative was too heavy-handed to really leave you mystified or doubting what really happened. It wasn't a twist I saw coming at all, I'll give it that much, but it didn't feel like it should have happened the way it did either. I've read commentary from the director stating that the intention was to let the audience believe that either ghosts are real, or that they aren't, and you'll imagine whichever you find scarier. It's a good concept, but it takes too much suspension of disbelief to believe the main character simply imagined all the bodies in the house or explain away the encounter she had with her husband's "mistress". For me, it was too heavy handed and I wasn't super into the film being about what's essentially the Grim Reaper. That said, it captivated me for most of the way and it's still a pretty decent offering.