The House of Yes

Synopsis

In the dark comedy film 'The House of Yes', Jackie-O, played by Parker Posey, is a woman with an unsettling obsession for her twin brother Marty, set in a wealthy family's mansion during a Thanksgiving dinner. Things take a twisted turn when Marty brings his fiancée home, triggering a series of unexpected events that unravel a disturbing family history. Secrets are exposed, and the dysfunctional dynamics of the family are brought to light, leading to a crescendo of dark humor, manipulation, and deception. The film explores themes of obsession, mental health, and the complexities of family relationships in a deliciously dark and entertaining way. As the evening progresses, the characters' true selves emerge, creating a gripping and unpredictable narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Parker Posey

  Jackie-O

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  Josh Hamilton

  Marty

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  Tori Spelling

  Lesly

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  Freddie Prinze Jr.

  Anthony

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  Geneviève Bujold

  Mrs. Pascal

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  Rachael Leigh Cook

  Young Jackie-O

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews from critics, 'The House of Yes' has acquired a cult following for its dark humor and memorable performances. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 62%, stating that 'Parker Posey's performance is riveting, adding depth to the film's twisted narrative'. IMDb rates the movie 6.5/10, with viewers praising its unique storyline and unsettling atmosphere. Metacritic, with a score of 54/100, finds the film's exploration of complex family dynamics intriguing, but some critics feel it falls short in execution. Overall, the movie has been lauded for its dark and twisted take on family dynamics, with Parker Posey's performance being a standout. Some critics appreciate the film's boldness in tackling taboo subjects, while others find its dark comedy unsettling but captivating.