House At The End of the Street movie review 

During most of the movie, particularly the last act, my thought process went like this: "There's going to be a jump-scare now, isn't there?" *jump-scare* "Yep, knew it."

personally I liked it but not for the right reasons instead of being on the edge of my seat I was just depressed and felt bad for ryan ( the crazy dude with chicks in his basement ) because all he wanted was love and his sister back due to abuse inflicted on him from his parents

I literally only watched this movie to stare at Jennifer Lawrence's face the whole time

Jeremy: I want to see Jennifer Lawrence play something other than a teenager! Que American Hustle. Que amazingnesd

Games of Thrones is overrated! Breaking Bad is in a class by itself. Perfection.

"House at the End of BFE" 😂

I actually loved this movie! I understand why people dont, because it is not really a good movie, but after seing it once I couldn't stop thinking about it. I think what fascinates me is the character Ryan, who is so kind and lonely and then suddenly turns out to be a pshyco murderer... Plus it got an awesome twist, PLUS Jen is in it... I think this movie must be my guilty pleasure... :-P

For the record, this film finished filming back in 2010, which was right around the time that she first started getting attention. In other words, it wasn't a recent decision to be in this movie, the studio has just been holding onto it for forever and decided to finally release it because Lawrence is hot stuff now.

Jeremy: Jennifer Lawrence is a good actress, but I want to see her stop playing teenagers. David O. Russell: Jeremy, my son, your prayers will be answered.

Loved this movie Max Thieriot is such a good actor & Jennifer Lawrence too.

1408 is my favorite thriller an it is the first thriller I've ever seen

100 people out of 150,000 subscribers = 0.066666%. But to the 0.06% of my fans who want me to review "Last Airbender", here is my take as I am in "book 2"; It's an enjoyable cartoon. I don't quite have the attachment to it you have. However, I do realize that when people say "Review this show, it's so awesome"; what they mean is "Review this show and love it as much as I do!" But I don't. It's enjoyable enough yes, but I love shows like "Breaking Bad" & "Game of Thrones". Just being honest.

A Perfect Murder with Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow and Viggo Mortensen is my favorite suspense film. Probably the only remake of an Alfred Hitchcock movie that I like.

Silence of the lambs definetely

I love this movie! I mean, it's not an awesome movie, it isn't even okay; it's terrible! This is a guilty pleasure movie for me. First time around, I predicted the twist and the movie itself is just laughably bad! As a HUGE fan of Jennifer Lawrence, I sadly, thought she sucked in the movie. Picking apart the movie scene by scene is fun though.

I went to see this with my girlfriend a week after it came out. We where the only people there so it became our own Mystery Science Theater. Made the movie 10 times better

I actually really liked this movie...

You know, I never understood why people think Jenny here is a great actress honestly. She's got barely more range than the Twilight Princess in terms of facial expressions and her tone in terms of movie dialog always sounds the same. Like she's kinda emotionless and above it all or like she's ready to cry at any given moment. I mean she's very beautiful and I love her eyes but..... to me she's not all that great. Not bad by any stretch but not great.

I absolutely love the original Halloween, best suspense thriller ever.

Just saw it and enjoyed it more than I thought I would mostly because of the twist. Acting was pretty good, the "scares" were predictable, and it did seem more like a romance at some point even though I think the writers tried to make you like Ryan during those scenes. But yeah the twist was really good in my opinion and that's what really kept this movie from being "another stupid movie"

my favorite thriller is The Silence Of The Lambs

se7en

I came to this video to understand the ending just for him to repeat the same thing for 3 minutes. You didn’t even say anything related to what happened in the movie .

The Last Airbender. My heart could not stop pounding. I can still hear the screaming

the first girl that was locked in the room reminded me mike myers and the ring

That's the next one.

Why did Jennifer Lawrence, such a good actress, accept this role for this movie?

I looooved this movie so much! and didn't think it was a copy of other movies...

What does BFE stand for?

I can respect that greatly Jeremy in the end it ALL comes down to prefrence be it in politics, real life, or a cartoon it is all up to that single individual to decide what he or she likes .

Glad I passed on this one! My favorite suspense/creepy movie is Silence of the Lambs.

Jennifer and max thieriot did a great job, but like you said, I've seen this all before. I feel bad for the great actors and actresses that have there name tagged along with this movie. But overall I will watch that movie again.

The Uninvited Jeremy! That was a great one, please review!

The twist in the movie was awesome though. I usually catch things like that, but it was unexpected.

Sinister is really good

I didn't talk about the quality of her performance, but rather about her character's age. Btw, that's really funny how people insult sooo easily somebody on the Internet, although they're actually wrong... :)

This movie was generic.

It's the way Jeremy expands on the content of the show/movie/game he's reviewing, so for that, we WANT him to review Avatar: The Last Airbender Series. His comments and little quips about the source content is to say the least, hilariously gold. So natural, so relate-able...I think I'm in love :P

I live at a house at the end of the street. Er.

The movie was shot in 2009 or 2008, before JenLaw was cast in Winters Bone. It's like Don's Plum with Leonardo Dicaprio. That movie was also shot several years before Titanic came out, but it was released in 2001 to take advantage of his fame.

Well not exactly, hence I said "some" inspiration from Sleepaway Camp. But the twist is a very similar one to Sleepaway Camp, because *DOUBLE SPOILER FOR BOTH MOVIES* both films have a twist dealing with boy whose guardian(s) forced them to grow up as a girl, despite being male. *END OF DOUBLE SPOILER*

Easy - She doesn't have her BFF Harvey Weinstein giving her movie roles anymore.

Yeah. What makes Avatar more convenient though is that it's only about 60 episodes. Naruto has just reached 500 episodes in total, and that's a lot to review. But the show is just great, it's the best cartoon/anime I've ever seen. And the development of characters are great, and as you say, it's very deep and emotional, with a lot of story. It's got so many characters, and almost everyone is awesome.

0:48 little do you know that's goddamn Dylan Bates

... Hayley Williams?! Hayley Williams is the lead singer of my favorite band, Paramore. Your comment made me chuckle, but who are you talking about?!

The Woman in Black... It's almost like the Harry Potter equivalent to what this movie is to the Hunger Games... In the way that the title actor decides to do a horror/thriller type thing...

Top 5 movies i want jeremy to review (if you , jeremy, if you read this comment feel free to choose only one of my list, it will be enough for me if you review at last one from my list): 5. Cannibal Holocaust 4. Grand Torino 3. Disturbia 2. I'm legend 1. Cloverfield

Well, they filmed this movie in Canada.. Actually they filmed it pretty close to my place, so I know it looks like there are only 2 houses but there can be a huge house with like at least 3 acres each and some houses are hidden by the forests and such, so neighbourhood gatherings are not many people who live in a huuugeee place.

Citadel. It's a new irish movie and it has blown my mind. I'm really picky when it comes to thriller or scary movie, but Citadel is one of the best movies I've seen this year so far.

No Country for Old Men is definitely my favorite suspense thriller movie.

Jeremy. Jennifer Lawrence acted in this movie before The Hunger Games and before she became famous. It was all filmed before then. That's why she was in it.

That's why you DON'T deconstruct movies like that. You forget that it is actually one of the best thrillers I've seen

Jeremy: This movie was actually filmed before Jennifer Lawrence became a star. They just decided to release it to capitalize on her popularity. As Grace Randolph from Beyond the Trailer said, it's just like Jennifer Aniston in Leprechaun :P

Girl Finds girl but decided to stay in the house till he comes back Cop comes doesn’t call anything in Doesn’t pay a lick of attention Mom comes and after calling cop. I know she sees the car in the yard but walks in house anyway Girl shoots guy but doesn’t kill him and almost dies again Why lord??? Why

I agree. Jenifer Lawrence was good in it. I Hated the directing but liked the twists. I feel Bad for Jenifer Lawrence though.

Hey yeah that's an idea! It's hella long tho. But waaay more mature than avatar, like it has blood and combat and stuff, its not for little kids. Story wise it's one of those things that can just get you completely addicted and it gets realllllly deep and emotional at one point. I actually had no idea it was anime when I first started watching it in like, the 6th grade haha.

I HATE scary movies. I saw Cabin in the Woods and had nightmares -.- But I LOVE My Soul To Take, which has one of these actors in it, actually. It was really well done, just the right amount of gory, Hayley Williams was extremely good in her role, and the twists are awesome.

False advertising it wasn't a horror movie but still it was surprising good I liked it a lot and the twist was great but made me mad cause I was cheering for the guy then you know.. And I was like damn!

Jeremy. I bet by now by all the request you are going to review Avatar: The Last Airbender TV Series soon. But I have another anime request that I don't see that often, Code Lyoko. Originally made in French, but the English versions you can find online are equally as good. This show during its day was the best thing ever from beginning to end. I would be so grateful if you can review such an underrated awesomtacular show!

...Most sensible people wouldn't? It was given very high ratings by nearly every major review site, so well received that it won the Game of Year 2011, and coming from someone who never read or watched anything of the series; I had a ton of fun with the game. Just because you didn't particularly enjoy the game doesn't mean you have to insult other people.

We she filmed HATES before Xmen and Hunger Games and i think this was suppose to be an indie film but i guess they released it get some more money. But Katniss plays Bradley Coopers ex Wife in Silver Linings Playbook so she's moving up!

I was just thinking the same thing. A couple of photos have been shown of the new Robocop suit recently, so I'm surprised that he hasn't made video about it yet. I'm curious to hear his take on it.

No it doesn't, because a moment of somebody saying something can't, in and of itself, be a remake of a movie. It might make sense if you add in a few words i.e. "the best MOMENT IN..." but "when X says..." is not an entire movie.

Late response.....since 2012, but I JUST watched this movie today. I think there's more here than meets the eye. I didn't realize until the very end of the movie that Jacob's parents forced him to BECOME his sister after her sudden death as a child. You see in the beginning that the creepy parents are off....addicts, etc. You never really see Carrie Ann's face in the early scenes, because it is NOT, in fact, Carrie Ann. But JACOB! His hair covering his face, same loose nightgown....all you DO see is the piercing blue eyes that both siblings possessed. Which is referenced a couple of times. By Jennifer's character, commenting on it after seeing an old family photo AND the blue contact cases she later found in the trash can. Jacob was NOT sent away "upstate", as told in the story, but rather forced to take his sister's place. Which you only see at the end of the movie in his memory of being given a birthday party and cake to celebrate Carrie Ann. Who is dead. He says to his mother, I'M NOT CARRIE ANN! And she hits him with something that looks similar to what he, or "Carrie Ann" killed both of their parents with. In order to cope with this trauma, Jacob abducts different women, possibly resembling Carrie Ann, forcing them to wear the blue contacts, etc. There IS a romance between Jacob and JL's character....much of the plot WAS a little bit....I Know What You Did Last Summer & the title WAS completely irrelevant. But if the psychosomatic coping mechanism that Jacob developed to deal with his shockingly severe trauma was brought out more in the plot with a bit less 'battle of the bands', this movie had the potential to be a really good psychological thriller. In ending, the REAL Carrie Ann was NEVER in the basement. 💭💥

I saw this movie randomly last night. Took a girl to the theater and picked a movie that was playing closest to the time we showed up. Got to say I love that you said that you walk out wanting to like it more! I enjoyed the movie but didn't like how it was directed. Liked the twist and the story for the most part but ehh.. But yea seen it before. Me and the girl didn't really have much to talk about after this one.. I'd say rent for a date night.

Jennifer Lawrence is in it don't care how bad the movie is 10/10 Best picture ever

Terribly lit. Stupid premise. 2020...it’s on Netflix. What can I say.

Just saw the movie a few mins ago. SPOILERS: Ryan being locked up in the end is actually a good thing for him. While he was wronged so much all throughout his childhood that really doesn't excuse murdering innocent people and kidnapping women. I do still feel bad for him.

And I think they should continue it with max teirot, his awesome and they have a good story but someone needs to just do it right

Any chance of a Resident Evil 4 (PS2/Gamecube) review, Jeremy? RE6 is coming out in just over a week so it'd be good to see a review of a classic in preperation. Really enjoying your MGS series review, by the way.

Favourite suspense movie is Rear Window - No Question. Favourite thriller is Silence Of The Lambs - No Question.

I suspect that Jennifer Lawrence was probably signed up for this movie, or perhaps even filmed it, before she blew up as an actress and now she's contactually obliged to do it. I don't think that she thought this was supposed to be a leap forward in her career.

Do you usually agree with his reviews? I do about 60% of the time.

He already gave it a long time ago. It wasn't a full on review but he did say it was good.

I heard she did this film around the same time as Hunger Games, hopefully she'll go on to better things. She has potential and is super easy on the eye too. Are you planning to do some LOTR reviews in the run up the first Hobbit film? That would be a great way to get

I think she did this movie before Hunger Games, and it finally got a release because she's famous now, like Chris Hemsworth and Cabin in the Woods, but not nearly as awesome.

This movie was great! It had suspense and had pretty good character development.

Jeremy, Jennifer Lawrence is in the Silver Linings Playbook later this year and she's supposed to be amazing in it. Oscar Worthy performances by her and Bradley Cooper and the movie itself should win Best Picture

You should review Winter's Bone. Sure it's from 2010, but Jennifer Lawrence got nominated for that. Like to see your thoughts.

I agree 99% with this review the only difference is that I find that this movie is a mix of Hannibal Rising and Psycho!

Which one means less: A good time if you're drunk or You won't remember it in t minus 1 day?

Can't really say what my all time favorite is but one of them would have to be Copycat with Sigourney Weaver

I completely forgot about 8mm. That movie was creepy as hell. If even half of what they put in that movie is reflected in reality it's a horrifying concept.

for me its a toss up for the movies: se7en, the first saw, secret window, fallen, and along came a spider. This is just for now and there are quite a few honerable mentions and ones i watched i probably can't remember right now that would jump into this list.

I can see what you are talking about, but it's not anime, it's american animation set in an asian-influenced world! But hey, I still find it to be a better adaptation that Dragonball Evolution, Land of the Lost, & Super Mario Bros. combined! (It is my opinion, so if you disagree, that's (sort of) alright with me).

I actually enjoyed this movie, even though I guessed what the twist was way back before it happened.

The Shining, I think some people will disagree with this, but this thing is a really scary scary movie

Winters Bone was her best performance. She was nominated for an oscar. Shes also in The Silver Linings Playbook later this year and shell probably win best actress for that. So no its not because of hunger games and shes not anything amazing in that movie

Jeremy, you should be hired by a big TV company to do reviews, your work is fantastic

No problem, I got a bit agitated too. But yeah I get what you're saying now.

not a movie but a 2parter of a tv series called Doctor Who, episodes. are "A Time of Angels' and "Of Flesh and Stone"

This movie was made years ago when Jenifer Lawrencewas a nobody and she had to pick any role she could .But After First Class and Hunger Games she becomes famous and now that she is so popular the movie is being relased.

Me personally I think the horror movie genre is dead! I have yet to see a horror movie in today's time that had a good plot and was also actually scary! When movies like Halloween, The Exorcist, Psycho, Scream, The Amityville Horror, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Child's Play came out, they not only were scary but they had a cultural impact on society. That's the kind of horror movie I want to see again! A horror movie that's not only box office hit but a memorable classic!

can you please tell me what the twist is. I want to know but I don't want to watch this.

Elizabeth Shue is playing someone's mom? Daniel-son from The Karate Kid's girlfriend is playing someone's mom? The babysitter from Adventures in Babysitting is PLAYING SOMEONE'S MOM!?!?!?! Damn, I'm officially old now :(

I don't think she's playing a teenager in the Silver Lining Playbook. If she is, that'd be very awkward for the potential romance in that movie. It's weird to see her playing an adult after the last few movies where she's played someone under twenty.

I talked to this guy in my politics class about this movie. I said I didn't like it and it was a romance disguised as a thriller. He then responded "I just lost my respect for you." He then said he screamed "like a bitch it was so scary."

Does Memento count as a suspense thriller? No? Well I liked it anyway, and I'd dig to see your take on it, Mr. Jahns.

I rebember reading somewhere that this movie kept being pushed back and they just released it after the sucess of The Hunger Games. I believe that.

Hmmm... Well the best suspense/thriller film would obviously come from Alfred Hitchcock. Hmmm... I will say flip a coin between Rear Window and Vertigo. I prefer Rear Window, but Vertigo is a better made film. But it doesn't really matter which is better CONSIDERING IT'S ALFRED HITCHCOCK!