They're Inside

Synopsis

They're Inside is a chilling 2019 horror film directed by the duo of Anthony Diblasi and Karli Hall, who also stars in the lead role. The narrative follows a group of friends who gather at a remote house for a weekend getaway. As they revel in their time together, their celebration soon turns into a fight for survival when they realize they are not alone. A sinister presence lurks within the shadows, leading to a terrifying game of cat and mouse. With mounting tension and eerie suspense, the film explores themes of betrayal and paranoia, as the friends struggle to discern who they can trust. Filled with jump scares and an unsettling atmosphere, They're Inside ultimately dives into the darkest corners of human fear and the psyche, making audiences question the boundaries of friendship and the nature of evil. The blend of supernatural elements and psychological thriller aspects keeps viewers on edge throughout the haunting experience.

Cast

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  Karli Hall

  Robin

• Amanda Kathleen Ward

  Cody

• Sascha Ghafoor

  Aaron

• Chelsea D. Miller

  Joanna

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  Jake Ferree

  Doug

• Matthew Peschio

  The Man

Reviews

They're Inside has garnered a range of critical feedback since its release. On IMDb, it holds a low rating of 3.6/10, reflecting a polarized audience reaction. Many viewers have pointed out that while the film attempted to evoke genuine horror, it fell short in execution. According to Rotten Tomatoes, it boasts a dismal 29% rating, indicating that a majority of critics found it lacking. A reviewer on the site stated, 'The film tries to be more than its premise allows, but ends up being a convoluted mess with underdeveloped characters.' Others have appreciated the atmosphere, calling it 'creepy' and 'eerie', but often noted that it relies heavily on clichés typical of the horror genre. Metacritic users have echoed this sentiment, with average scores reflecting disappointment in both the storyline and character development. However, some fans of horror enjoyed the twists and turns, one noting, 'While it wasn’t perfect, it had enough suspense to keep me guessing.' Overall, They're Inside is seen as an average addition to the horror genre, failing to captivate a broader audience but still managing to find a niche appeal among dedicated horror enthusiasts.