The Raker House

Yes, this movie is strange and surreal, cast on a low budget and shot in black and white. However, if you are as horror genre and Indie movie obsessed as I am, you can't help but to see the suspenseful nuances that keep you hooked to every scene. Brooding, dark, and artsy with a nod to Lynch sprinkled in, this movie does not disappoint unless you prefer straight forward, basic blockbusters. Otherwise, sit back and be prepared to let The Raker House unfold like a modern interpretation of Dadaism mashed into a fractured fairytale. Warning: this movie is spooky and its imagery will haunt you long after its over.