Marc Silver

Trailer for The House. Jean Kaneko (Natalie Skye), swept away by the tsunami of the catastrophic financial meltdown - just quit her coveted job as an investment banker on Wall Street. After a soul-searching journey traveling around the world, she returns home to Vancouver, still floating in limbo. Instead of settling down, she camps out in an empty home owned by a friend's rich family who never lived there. A house waiting to be sold when the price is right. Jean moves in - vows to finish her travelogue about her journey. She thinks she's finally found the perfect quiet time - away from any kind of commitment, no phone calls, no job, no friends - she's her own boss. So she should have no problem focusing on her writing at long last. Or at least that's what she thinks. To her surprise, she's actually not the only occupant in the house. She finds out that if she wanted to stay, she'd have to share the place with some former occupants who've turned into bad squatters. A cynical college professor (Alex Zahara), his bitter sister (Emilie Ullerup) married to a devoted husband (David Richmond-Peck), a disgruntled cab driver (Zahf Paroo) and a washed-up drifter (Zak Santiago) -- all of whom are not even supposed to be there, because they're actually dead. As Jean reluctantly confronts these souls as tormented as herself, they inevitably end up in an entangled mass of secrets and lies...

Guests check in, and come out as a popular brand of sausage in this bloody tonque-in-cheek offering. For horror gourmets who like their comedy served with heaping sides of gore.

On a deserted back road in Alabama, Jack and Stephanie find themselves driving fast and running late. Their world suddenly changes when a strange accident leaves them stranded with no car, no cell phone coverage, and no help in sight. They have no choice except to continue on foot. As darkness approaches, they round a bend and see a small sign at the top of a long gravel driveway: The Wayside Inn. The exhausted couple stands in front of an inviting house, complete with gated stone wall, ancient oak trees, and a note welcoming weary travelers. Inside they find another couple with an equally troubling story about a similar accident. It seems that backwoods pranksters have made their day miserable. Still, they are safe 0r so they think.

A schoolgirl travels with six classmates to her ailing aunt’s creaky country home and comes face-to-face with evil spirits, a demonic house cat, a bloodthirsty piano, and other ghoulish visions.