Netflix’s The House is an unsettling anthology wrapped in cozy stop-motion
Image: Netflix The House, one of Netflix's first new releases of the year, is a straightforward concept. It's a film split into three chapters, each helmed by a different director, all of which explore a different story related to the same sprawling home. What connects each short, aside from the physical house and stop-motion animation, is a creeping sense of dread. The House looks cute, with talking animals and dollhouse-like visuals, but in each story there's something lurking just beneath the surface; something wrong, unsettling. It could be a recession or a scary creature - but when you put it together the result is an anthology with a trio of distinct, yet clearly connected stories.
The first chapter, directed by Marc James Roels and Emma de...