Housebound
- Horror
- Comedy
- Thriller
When Kylie Bucknell is sentenced to home detention, she's forced to come to terms with her unsociable behaviour, her blabbering mother and a hostile spirit who seems less than happy about the new living arrangement.
Housebound is a 2014 horror-comedy thriller about a rebellious woman sentenced to home detention who must confront her mother's quirks and a vengeful ghost haunting the house. Blending scares with dark humor, this released film offers a unique take on the haunted-house genre with a twist of social satire.
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Morgana O'ReillyKylie Bucknell
Rima Te WiataMiriam Bucknell
Glen-Paul WaruAmos
Ross HarperGraeme
Cameron RhodesDennis
Millen BairdOfficer Grayson
Bruce HopkinsOfficer Carson
Ryan LamppEugene
Ian MuneJudge- Wallace ChapmanHollis
Mick InnesKraglund
David Van HornJustin
Nikki Si'ulepaLeslie- Kitty RiddellElizabeth Chalmers
- Lila SharpYoung Kylie (Voice)
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Housebound Official Trailer 1 (2014) - Comedy Thriller HD
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When was Housebound released?
Housebound was released on September 4, 2014.
What is Housebound about?
The film follows Kylie Bucknell, a troublemaking young woman given a home detention sentence who must live with her irritating mother while discovering that their house is haunted by an angry supernatural presence.
What genre is Housebound?
Housebound is a horror-comedy thriller that mixes genuine scares with comedic elements and social commentary.
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