I'm not going to lie and say that All Through the House is a good movie or some sort of overlooked treasure buried by other low budget horror movies on Amazon Prime, but it does feel a lot like one of those lo-fi, no-budget slasher knockoffs that littered video stores in the 80's. You know the type - stuff like Offerings or To All A Goodnight. These were movies that didn't have much personality or reason to exist besides cashing in on the growing slasher trend. Even despite their obvious, cynical intentions, it was possible to enjoy a few of these movies and All Through the House feels in line with those.
You won't turn it off remembering any interesting characters or come away with a new perspective on life, but it's not a complete waste of time either.
You won't turn it off remembering any interesting characters or come away with a new perspective on life, but it's not a complete waste of time either.