A Haunted House

In A Haunted House, released in 2013, Malcolm and Kisha seemingly score the ultimate dream home, but their blissful new beginning quickly spirals into chaos as they discover they are not alone. This clever blend of comedy, fantasy, and horror takes a humorous jab at the found-footage genre, as the couple grapples with the supernatural chaos that ensues when Kisha becomes possessed by an unwelcome demon. Malcolm, portrayed with a mix of charm and desperation, is determined to keep their love life intact amidst the paranormal pandemonium, leading him to enlist the help of an array of eccentric characters, including a dubious priest, an overzealous psychic, and a bumbling ghost-busting team.

The film thrives on its comedic premise, cleverly juxtaposing the absurdity of homeownership with the terror of demonic possession. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are treated to a series of outrageous moments that highlight not only the couple's struggle against the supernatural but also their relationship dynamics. Malcolm's frantic attempts to maintain normalcy, often resulting in hilariously misguided decisions, provide a refreshing take on the horror-comedy genre. A Haunted House masterfully blends laugh-out-loud moments with a playful critique of horror tropes, making it a fitting choice for those who appreciate a light-hearted spin on traditional ghost stories.