If your ideal weekend getaway involves peace, quiet, and absolutely zero cell service, Farm House is here to ruin that fantasy politely. The highly anticipated psychological thriller has officially landed on Amazon Prime Video, courtesy of BayView Entertainment, bringing a heavy dose of claustrophobic, small-town dread to a global audience. It turns out that while house-sitting can be a relaxing way to recharge your batteries, the resulting psychological trauma can last a lifetime.
Inspired by a True Story
The film draws its chilling inspiration from the infamous Warren County Serial Killings, reflecting on one of the most perplexing and tragic chapters in recent American true-crime history.
Triple Duty
Director Frank Palangi—already a favorite among indie horror circles for his previous tension-filled projects At Death’s Door and American Psychopath—shifts his lens here toward isolated, inescapable panic.
Palangi is pulling triple duty on this project, not only directing but also co-writing the script alongside Andy Scullin, and stepping in front of the camera to star alongside Abigail Stone and Aaron Lambert.
Farm House expertly dances on the razor-thin line between rural tranquility and pure survival. The narrative takes a completely mundane, routine house-sitting gig and violently transforms it into a relentless, bloody fight for your life. By blending the grim reality of true-crime inspiration with the glorious, suspenseful tropes of classic 1980s slashers, Palangi and Scullin have crafted a raw nightmare that feels terrifyingly plausible. If you’re looking for a reason to cancel your next Airbnb reservation, grab your remote and start streaming Farm House now!.
