Movies come at you from all angles these days. People love stories and streaming companies make enough money to create their own content. I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House is a notable effort for a Gothic film, financed by Netflix. The pace is fairly slow and there’s little in the way of jump startles or bloodshed. The story isn’t fully explained, but then it revolves around a horror writer, so that’s not unexpected, I suppose. Lily is called in as a hospice nurse for Iris, although what Iris is dying from isn’t specified. The estate manager ...
