The title of this review is a quote from one of my all-time favorite games. That game being "Knock-Knock," developed by Ice-Pick Lodge. And in a way, "The Wolf House" reminds me of "Knock-Knock," as It's a film encapsulated by surreal imagery and disturbing subject matter just as "Knock-Knock" is. But, unlike the game, the film's, technically impressive and surrealist style is only engrossing to an extent, after which it soon becomes boring and shows that their isn't much else happening in the movie when it comes to a narrative. If the film had made more of an effort to tell a compelling story along with showing off It's art style, I'm certain I would have enjoyed it much more.
Review of The Wolf House
