The Evictors

Director Charles B. Pierce constructs dread through a slow, pervasive sense of unease rather than overt shocks. He relies on the framework of a haunted house story to explore how the violence of the past seeps into and corrupts the present, making every mundane sound a potential threat.

What lingers after the credits is the chilling idea that a home's history can be its most malevolent occupant. A methodical descent into rural paranoia. — MovieFinder Editorial