The found footage horror franchise brings big scares to Broadway with frightening new play
What happens next can only be described as two hours and 20 minutes of hair-raising, heart-pounding, and bloodcurdling horror mixed with a dash of unexpected heart and humor. Scenic and costume designer Fly Davis has expertly transformed its stage into a massive, two-story dollhouse in which viewers can follow Lou and James as they navigate their day-to-day activities. And yet, when the sun sets, the modern home soon becomes the place of nightmares.
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