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Housebound (2000)A woman rents her bungalow to a man who loves cooking, but according to her distorted mind he uses his knives more than he should. Director:Mari KornhauserWriter:Mari Kornhauser |
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Mrs. Stone
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A woman rents her bungalow to a man who loves cooking, but according to her distorted mind he uses his knives more than he should.
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independent filmTaglines:
Madness Is A Matter Of TasteGenres:
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Rated R for language, some violent images and sexual contentParents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 August 2008 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Kitchen Privileges See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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An agoraphobic woman, a victim of a violent rape, suspects that her new male roommate who loves to cook is up to something a tad more sinister (But not before getting romantically involved with him). This film is 1 part thriller to 2 parts romantic drama, not really that good of a ratio in my eyes, but the film is well-acted enough (even if it borders on the melodramatic at times) and there's some tension to be had. Perhaps not a great movie, maybe nor a good one, but it's perfectly suited for a rainy weeknight with nothing better to do. It plays too much like a made for Lifetime movie for my tastes though.
My Grade: C-