A tongue-in-cheek horror comedy, House doesn't offer up the traditional scares, but definitely camps them up to make one fun horror film. From the director of Friday the 13th Part 2 (the best of the series in my opinion), I had high hopes for this film, and I'm glad to see that it delivered. It did have moments that had some spooks to them, but the film overall was just fun. Many films sometimes can seem like a burden to get through, because they either aren't funny or aren't scary, but this one had a great balance throughout. It's cheesy, campy, and a whole lot of fun, and I am really interested to see what the rest of the series has in store.