
Until they lose their baby to a miscarriage, a young couple were happily settling into their new life in their spacious home. After the tragedy, Thao is inconsolable and won't let her baby's body leave the house. Normal life eludes her as terrifying visions undermine her sanity. Her husband, Thanh, experiences strange phenomena around their home and when his wife turns on him, he must race to uncover the secrets of the house in the alley before they lose their sanity and thei... (Full plot summary below)
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Until they lose their baby to a miscarriage, a young couple were happily settling into their new life in their spacious home. After the tragedy, Thao is inconsolable and won't let her baby's body leave the house. Normal life eludes her as terrifying visions undermine her sanity. Her husband, Thanh, experiences strange phenomena around their home and when his wife turns on him, he must race to uncover the secrets of the house in the alley before they lose their sanity and their lives.
Leave your thoughts about House in the Alley.
| Hollywood ReporterJustin LoweThe film manages to generate only mild shocks and surprises. |
| NYC Movie GuruAvi OfferEffectively creepy psychological horror that doesn't rely on gore. |
| VarietyJoe LeydonDespite the bumpy pacing and the routine plot elements, writer-director Le-Van Kiet periodically generates a sense of palpable trepidation during what might best be described as a worst-case scenario about post-partum depression. |
| New York TimesAndy Webster[A] slight exercise, which, for all its modesty, generates a measure of dread. |
| Washington PostMark JenkinsThere’s nothing sly about writer-director Le-Van Kiet’s scenario. |
| Village VoiceLily JaniakAt its best, the film deftly plumbs the gulf between its central couple... At its worst, it paints a Victorian portrait of womanhood... It's shoddily plotted, too. |