Movie review: Dream House - el Don News

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Setting aside weapon slinging roles like his Cowboys and Aliens character, Daniel Craig delivers a bone chilling performance in this suspenseful thriller. Alongside Rachel Weisz (Constantine) the duo will leave you shocked and confused, but in the best possible way.

Will Atenton (Craig) leaves his publishing job to relocate his wife, Libby (Weisz), and two young daughters to a smaller town outside the city. Coincidently, the house they occupy was the murder scene of a mother and two young daughters who were survived by the husband. With the murderer still at large, it’s a race to the truth behind killer’s identity.

Dream House’s unexpected twists will keep you guessing. Get comfortable and enjoy the talented cast in this supernaturally spooky number.

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