THE LAST HOUSE ON CEMETERY LANE

Cinemavixion Review

Andrew Jones's 2015 horror offering, "The Last House on Cemetery Lane," plunges viewers into the unsettling quietude of West Wales, where a London-weary screenwriter, John Davies, seeks solace in an old manor. What begins as a picturesque escape soon devolves into a chilling descent into the supernatural, as the house reveals itself to be a vessel for malevolent spirits. The film, starring Lee Bane, Georgina Blackledge, and Tessa Wood, masterfully builds atmosphere, drawing parallels between the protagonist's research into the house's dark past and the escalating paranormal activity. While the narrative treads familiar haunted house territory, Jones crafts a compelling story of uncovering buried injustices to appease restless entities. "The Last House on Cemetery Lane" offers a solid, if occasionally predictable, spectral experience for fans of atmospheric horror.