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The Guest (2014)

Following the death of her brother Caleb, a teenager becomes suspicious of a soldier who claims to be her brother's comrade when he shows up in her family home.
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San Francisco Examiner
January 05, 2015 This 1980s-style movie has wickedly pleasing aplomb. As fantasy escapism, it's brave, colorful and entertaining for audiences who can handle substantial carnage.
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Cinemixtape
April 12, 2016 The kind of immediate pop artifact that's sure to keep many veteran filmmakers awake at night.
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Scene-Stealers.com
February 28, 2015 Barrett and Wingard are more about exploring the wish-fulfillment than getting into any deep psychological warfare. Still, the screenplay knows just when to create more menace and move on, and it escalates the craziness right up to the breaking point.
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Hollywood Reporter
January 05, 2015 A slow-burn approach seems to pose a challenging change-up for the filmmakers, who struggle to build tension as the second acts stretches well past the point when the level of menace should be escalating.
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Globe and Mail
October 17, 2014 The pleasures of The Guest lie mainly in anticipating how the next expected corner will be turned.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
October 31, 2014 The Guest borrows from other genre pictures with such intelligence and clarity of purpose, it manages to feel fresh, exciting.
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Flicks.co.nz
July 23, 2015 If The Guest were a colour it would be the neon blue of its title card: a little bit show-off, a little bit retro, but it'll definitely brighten your night.
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Film.com
January 05, 2015 Wickedly entertaining.
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Los Angeles Times
January 05, 2015 One of the many pleasures of director Adam Wingard's tough, fun thriller "The Guest" is seeing Matthew Crawley -- er, British actor Dan Stevens -- serve up a mesmerizing star turn of psycho charm.
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New York Magazine/Vulture
January 05, 2015 It's not a particularly brilliant conceit, but, not unlike Stevens's beautifully one-note performance, it's evocative nevertheless -- lending the whole movie an aura of pop inevitability, turning its blunt predictability into something of a virtue.
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The Young Folks
July 20, 2015 ...[Dan Stevens] plays wholesome, aloof, seductive, dangerous, psychotic... He nails every single beat.
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The Film Stage
June 21, 2016 The Guest makes a strong case for Wingard as our next great action director.
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Annabelle: Creation
IMDb: 7
2017
109 min
Country: United States
Genre: Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Twelve years after the tragic death of their little girl, a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into ...