A Haunted House

• Comedy
• Horror

A relentlessly irreverent horror-comedy, *A Haunted House* dismantles the tropes of found-footage exorcism films through aggressively crude humor and a determinedly selfish protagonist. Instead of focusing on terror, the film centers on a man more concerned with maintaining his intimate life while his girlfriend battles demonic possession, consulting a chaotic collection of paranormal “experts” with hilariously disastrous results. The humor doesn’t aim for clever scares, but rather a blunt, self-aware parody of the genre itself, prioritizing shock value and relentless gags over atmospheric tension. This is a broad, unrefined spoof constructed around the desperate, and often appalling, attempts of one man to navigate a supernatural crisis without sacrificing personal satisfaction.