The House of Yes

House of Yes starts weird, gets unpleasant, then malicious, then off the charts icky, then it becomes nasty, etc.. Presumably it does this in a very conscious attempt to become a cult movie with the blackest humor in about twenty... Full review

This movie is about the games between twins and their incestuous relationship. The whole family is screwed up beyond repair. Everyone seems to have a really bad hang-up on someone. The banter among the siblings is hilarious and they set... Full review

The House of Yes is one of my personal favorites. Is it creepy? Yes. Is it funny? No - it's hysterical, at least to those of us accustomed to laughing at things you're not supposed to laugh about - like... Full review

Doing a film adaptation of a play rarely works, but when it does, as it most assuredly does in this movie, the performances are overwhelming and intoxicating. Parker Posey's characterization will be forever burned into my memory. The House Of... Full review

In "The House of Yes" Posey plays a nut case who calls herself Jackie-O, dresses like Jacqueline Onassis, and likes to have incestuous liaisons with her brother while doing impromptu reenactments of the Kennedy assassination. A claustrophobic dark ensemble theatrical... Full review

This movie was sick, not to mention completely unrealistic. Jackie-O would definitely be locked up at this point in time. There is no way the doctors who diagnosed her illness would let her roam free after she shot her brother!... Full review

Why is it that some users feel that people who don't like this movie are "inane babbling fools" or right-wingers? I am neither and I despised this film. I agree with the comment that the dialogue is not half as... Full review

This is the kind of movie that I would have ordinarily RUSHED to the movie theaters to see. It's got all the right elements: it's dark comedy, a great female lead, a bizarre storyline...Yet I read reviews that the movie... Full review

A wonderful Altmanesque cross between Nashville and Come back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. This is one obsessive, compulsive, spread-eagled, dysfunctional play, extremely well written and very tight. Parker Posey's best performance yet and extremely well... Full review

Don't listen to reviews that tag this movie with a "predictable" or "poor" ending - they don't get it. The House of Yes is a brilliant adaptation of stage-to-film. Although the entire movie takes place in a single location, there... Full review

The highly acclaimed VARIETY "10 Directors to Watch" is sporting a new shape this year with the first annual "Directors in the Round" discussion. Moderated by director Mark Waters ( The House of Yes, Mean Girls, The Spiderwick Chronicles )... ... Full Article

Sandy Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 04:47 PM EST As far as actual money spent, this isn't much, but I've bought two items off ebay that were free promos so I've paid for something that didn't cost anything for the... ... Full Article

Out of the ashes of development hell, Mike Myers will rise as Walter Mitty. Oh, how I wish the ashes had buried this project too deep to ever see the light of day. ... Full Article

When it comes to movies and TV specials, Thanksgiving is a little like Cinderella. Neglected by her stepsisters Halloween and Christmas, both of which get uglier and uglier each year with commercialization. ... Full Article

WEIRD lines of dialogue start poking out at you early in The House of Yes ,one of the darlings of the 1997 Sundance Film Festival and a quirky trip down the memory lane of absurdist theatre. ... Full Article