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A minute later, Malcolm wakes up telling everyone he survived and Kisha is behind him making him scream. Roger Cobb, who remarried a woman named Kelly and fathered a child with her named Laurel, mourns the passing of his father. “The House” is the rare raunchy comedy that actually could have stood to be a little longer—and not just by padding the running time with outtakes.
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College comedies are usually about these themes, but Linklater distills it down as these jock dudes used to being BMOCs figure out the new pecking order, their living situations, and their friends. Luka Glavas is a professional writer for Fiction Horizon from Osijek, Croatia. He studied and got a degree in Media Culture at the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek, Croatia, specializing in creative writing, journalism, and filmmaking. Luka’s expertise lies in all branches of media, but mostly in cinematography. He got his degree on the subject of Quentin Tarantino's work in light of the quotation theory.
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After conversing with the spirits that reside in the house, the old man reveals to Kelly and Laurel that the strange happenings are the attempts of a warning from the ghosts of Roger and a number of Native Americans. The Natives resided on the land prior to that of the Cobb family, and viewed it as sacred-natured. Unfortunately, during a community town hall meeting, city councilor Bob Schaeffer announces that they will not be doing the scholarship program, in favor of building a community pool, to which everyone agrees except the Johansens. The couple tries to find funding through asking for a loan, a salary raise for Scott, and getting Kate's job back, but everything is denied. They reluctantly agree to accompany their friend and neighbor, Frank Theodorakis, whose wife Raina is divorcing him over his gambling and porn addiction, to a previously-planned trip to Las Vegas.
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Remember fun Val Kilmer, an actor who was on his own weird wavelength long before Christopher Walken and Nicolas Cage became walking memes? Kilmer plays Chris Knight, a chilled-out, cool-guy super-genius finishing up his run at a prestigious scientific institution, but refusing to burn out on the tremendous pressure he’s under to help an evil professor. Here is a variant on the usual college sports movie, like Rudy or Glory Road, where one inspirational figure, be it an underestimated player or a coach in over their head, propels the underdog to victory.
On another night, Kisha urges Malcolm to investigate a noise, but it turns out to be Rosa, his Hispanic housekeeper. Rosa quits, and Malcolm and Kisha smoke marijuana with the ghost to relieve their pain. The next day, Malcolm's friend Steve and his girlfriend Jenny bring over a ouija board to communicate with the ghost.
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And they will do that by drinking a lot and doing sex a bunch, and maybe making a friend or two, and developing a huge rivalry with the mean fraternity. The plot of the first film was based on an original story written by Fred Dekker, with subsequent movies being based on his initial concept. The overall plot of the individual movies center around the supernatural events that take place at haunted houses, and detail the actions of the protagonist families that live in them. The House is a 2017 American comedy film directed by Andrew J. Cohen, and co-written by Cohen and Brendan O'Brien.
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Before getting into professional writing, Luka wrote short stories and several screenplays but started his career as a journalist for several prominent Croatian sports websites. His love for cinematography blossomed even more after working as a student in a five-star movie theater in Osijek. Luka’s biggest passions are psychological thrillers, horrors, and mysteries, as well as true crime documentaries and adaptations. He’s an avid reader, with Stephen King and J.R.R. Tolkien being Luka’s favorite writers.
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A new ‘House’ movie is set to be released in 2024, 32 years after the last movie was released. The first ‘House’ film is by far the best – not brilliant, per se, but the best of the bunch – and then quality kind of dwindles with each standalone sequel. The fourth movie had such a microbudget that it wasn’t even released in US theaters – it went straight to VHS with a limited international theatrical release. That being said, it doesn’t really matter in which order you watch the ‘House’ movies when it comes to plot. However, I still recommend that you watch the franchise by release order, simply because that’s the order in which I’d rank the movies based on quality as well. This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in more than two films in the series.
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Malcolm and Kisha anger the ghost by ignoring it, so it attacks Kisha in the night while Malcolm listens to music, through headphones, on his computer. In the morning, Malcolm notices something is wrong with Kisha and calls Father Doug to do an exorcism. Before Malcolm and Doug find her, Doug accidentally shoots and kills Rosa, who had come to pick up her last check. When they all meet in the living room, Kisha behaves very strangely and flees to the basement.
Seeing that none of these films are actually connected – apart from ‘House I’ and ‘House IV’ in a minor way – there’s really not much reason to watch the franchise in any particular chronological order. Each story can stand on its own, independent of the other stories, so you can watch them as you see fit. The entire ‘House’ franchise was made by the same producers – including the fifth film – but they are actually not connected to each other plot-wise. Each film can stand alone as a storyline for itself without too much of a connection to the rest of the franchise.
It’s an old-timey movie about old-timey college life, when things were a bit more upper crust and formal — college the way Mr. Burns and Lorelai Gilmore’s father remember it. Revolving around the big annual rival football game between Huxley and Darwin Colleges (obvious stand-ins for Harvard and Dartmouth), Groucho Marx plays Quincy Wagstaff, president of Huxley, and Zeppo is his son, Frank. Together they try to recruit pro football ringers to boost the school squad’s chances.
Roger Cobb, a divorced horror novelist coming to terms with the disappearance of his young son, inherits an old mansion home to malevolent supernatural residents. Cohen cuts so briskly from each scenario to the next that they never register. And the most significant shift of all—the one that occurs within Scott and Kate—is the most extreme and the least plausible. Out of nowhere, she’s smoking pot non-stop and he’s reinvented himself as an enforcer known as “The Butcher.” They start wearing flashy, gangster-style clothing. And in case we couldn’t detect for ourselves that they’ve entered shady territory, the theme from “The Sopranos” plays in the background at one point. Now, if you want to be strict about it and still order the films chronologically, I’d suggest you ought to follow the release order to do so.
Except that Drumline isn’t a trope-filled drama, it’s a pleasant comedy, and it’s not about sports, it’s about the far more cutthroat world of competitive college marching bands. If anything, it’s a nice glimpse into the seldom-explored world of the band on the field at games, and it’s nice to know it’s just as bewildering as the rest of the college experience. College is among the most formative times in life, at least for the financially fortunate, loan-securing, and/or moderately ambitious among us.
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