Home Is Where The Killer Is

Synopsis

In the suspenseful thriller 'Home Is Where The Killer Is,' life takes a dark turn for Nicole Turner, played by Kelly Kruger, who moves to a charming suburban house seeking a fresh start. Unbeknownst to her, her seemingly idyllic neighborhood harbors dark secrets. As Nicole begins to settle into her new home, she befriends her spirited and seemingly kind-hearted neighbor, Julie. However, it isn't long before odd occurrences and unsettling events begin to unfold. As tensions rise and the past demons of the neighborhood resurface, Nicole finds herself entangled in a sinister plot that puts her life in imminent danger. With every twist and involuntary revelation, Nicole must summon all her courage to outwit the lurking threat and uncover the chilling truth before it's too late.

Cast

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  Kelly Kruger

  Nicole Turner

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  Stacy Haiduk

  Julie Thomason

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  Richard Speight Jr.

  James Thomason

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  Kristoff St. John

  Dr. Fredericks

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  Anne Leighton

  Lauren Daley

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  Christopher Sean

  Kyle Hayes

Reviews

The reception to 'Home Is Where The Killer Is' has been mixed, with a prevalent tilt towards the negative. Currently holding a 4.4/10 rating on IMDb, the film has been critiqued for its predictable plot and lack of originality. Users on IMDb have pointed out that while the premise had potential, the execution fell short with comments such as, 'Despite Kelly Kruger's earnest performance, the movie fails to deliver on suspense and thrills,' and 'The storyline is riddled with clichés and lacks the ingenuity that fans of the thriller genre crave.' Metacritic has not aggregated enough reviews to provide a comprehensive score, but the general sentiment echoes those on IMDb. On Rotten Tomatoes, while not yet having accrued substantial reviews for an official rating, audience feedback suggests a predominant disappointment with critiques mentioning the hampered character development and the film’s pacing issues. Nonetheless, some viewers have found certain redeeming qualities, appreciating Kruger's performance and the film's attempt to build a foreboding atmosphere. As one viewer noted, 'The film tries hard to be a compelling thriller and has its moments, but they are too few and far between to leave a lasting impression.'