Reviews of The House vary, but there are some common themes. Its stop-motion style and dark, cynical tone will appeal to a very small audience. The film is dark and gloomy, with a lot of cynicism and horror in its tone. Its sets were meticulously constructed and show that great care was taken to make them. There is also a hauntingly creepy-crawly musical routine in the film that might make some people nauseous.
Enda Walsh
Enda Walsh's Medicine currently plays at St. Ann's Warehouse, Dublin. This Irish drama mixes cacophony, tedium and power in a strong production. Enda Walsh's play represents the best of the art form. It examines the complicated relationship between loss and love, as well as the power and benefits of friendship.
The House isn’t a horror film but explores themes of temptation, corruption and other issues. Three stories are told, each by a different director. The three stories are all connected by Enda Walsh. The imagery is haunting and evocative of nightmares. The House isn’t perfect but it’s still worth a look. There are some truly great moments in this film.
Enda Walsh performed Medicine at Galway International Arts Festival. The play was a great success and a sold-out. It follows a man named John Kane and his years in a psychiatric hospital. Clare Barrett and Domhnall Gleneson make up the cast. Gleeson is Duffin, while Gleeson plays roles that aren’t typically theirs. The show is a must-see for fans of Domhnall Gleeson, who plays John Kane.
Jarvis Cocker
Jarvis Cocker has spent the last decade semi-retiring from the music business. Before he chose to pursue a new direction in his life, Jarvis Cocker was a popular British pop star. Now, he is performing as part of the JARV IS... collective. His voice has been synonymous with the perv-pop of the Nineties, which is droll and spiky.
Jarvis Cocker is a singer, songwriter, musician, and cultural ambassador for Scottish Love in Action. Everything Is New, their first CD, raised money to support Scottish Love in Action. This album features Cocker singing "Grocery Store girl", his new song. We can see in the photos that Cocker doesn't make an appearance, but we can see how the band members were attracted to the everyday.
Cocker's new album is not the only one he has directed. Warp Records also produced music videos for Cocker, including ones for Aphex Tin and Erlend Ode. Martin Wallace, Nick Cave's director of "Fifteen Feet Pure White Snow", has also starred in Cocker's films.
Niki Lindroth von Bahr
"The House" has the potential to rekindle a mainstream appreciation for stop-motion animation, a technique usually associated with children's movies. It has some amazing moments with its three stories that mix horror and dark comedy. With her review, Niki Lindroth Von Bahr sets an excellent standard for this genre.
The series is broken into three sections, each exploring a different part of the same sprawling home. The film is charming and cute, with each chapter being filmed in stop motion animation. While the series is charming with its dollhouse-like visuals, talking animals, and creepy undertones, it's also very suspenseful.
Rosa, a woman who lives alone in a crumbling house, is the focus of the first section of the film. While she tries to restore the property to its former glory, she finds that her relationship with her tenants is strained and she loses sight of the important things in life.