Night Swim

Uncover the Wet Nightmare: Night Swim Haunted Pool Horror Review

Dive into the chilling world of "Night Swim" as we explore its haunted pool horror and failed attempts to make swimming pools scary. Find out what Blumhouse and James Wan's supernatural thriller has in store for box office success.

In the dark depths of the night, "Night Swim" emerges as a soggy haunted pool horror film that leaves viewers sinking to the bottom of fright. Starring Kerry Condon post-Oscar nomination, this Blumhouse production dives into a thankless piece of schlock that struggles to instill fear in the familiar setting of a swimming pool. Despite the efforts to make pools terrifying, the film falls short, failing to deliver on its promise of spine-tingling horror.

As the box office awaits the arrival of "Night Swim," the collaboration between Jason Blum and James Wan aims to create waves in the horror genre during an otherwise quiet month. With high hopes for a box office splash, the supernatural thriller seeks to captivate audiences with its blend of love and terror symbolized by a backyard pool. However, the film's uneven narrative and execution may leave viewers gasping for more substantial scares.

"Night Swim" treads the waters of malevolent backyard pools in the Blumhouse thriller, directed by Bryce McGuire. Despite its efforts to stay afloat, the film struggles to maintain its grip on the audience, facing challenges in keeping the horror elements engaging and impactful. With comparisons to classic horror films like "The Amityville Horror," the movie falls short of delivering a truly immersive and terrifying experience.

As Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon navigate the haunting waters of a Blumhouse and James Wan-produced horror, audiences are left wondering if the film will sink or swim in the sea of horror flicks. While the movie manages to stay afloat, it only does so for a limited time, offering moments of chilling suspense that may leave viewers yearning for a deeper dive into terror and supernatural thrills.