Feature Name: The House With A Clock In Its Walls
Director: Eli Roth
Cast: Owen Vaccaro, Jack Black, Cate Blanchett
Duration: 1Hr 45Mins
The House With A Clock In Its Walls has a fascinating old Tim Burton feels and looks to it. It may not actually be horror but it surely is filled with ghosts and magic. The beauty of the film is that it manages to take to through the journey, engages you and leaves you feeling warm and fuzzy.
Set in 1955, young orphan Lewis (Owen Vaccaro) arrives in the town of New Zebedee, Michigan, where he’s entering into the care of his uncle Jonathan (Jack Black). Jonathan is a warlock who owns an enchanted house which contains a hidden clock that’s counting down to doomsday. And it’s up to him, Lewis and their witchy neighbour Florence (Cate Blanchett) to save the world.
Catch the magical yet scary trailer here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQGA42-U0Ro
Director Eli Roth, who’s famous for his work such as “Hostel” has managed to take the giant leap from brutal murder, torture porn, death danger horror to the fun family genre of horror. “The House With A Clock In Its Wall” is a fun, goofy, proper entertainer for the kids kind-off movie.
This one’s a proper entertainer for the kids and adults alike. Don’t go expecting any like Eli Roth’s old works.
We give it 3 buzzing bees with a pot of magical honey for Owen <3
The House With A Clock In Its Wall
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The House With A Clock In Its Wall
