Interview: Noah Le Gros for The Beach House, Paradise Horror Film w/ Liana Liberato, Jake Weber

Noah Le Gros, who plays Randall in the tense apocalyptic horror film The Beach House, discusses the film, what drew him to this movie, and what it was like to film this intense horror thriller. We also discuss what he has been doing during quarantine and some of his beach experiences!

So give it a watch and make sure to check out The Beach House on digital, on demand, DVD, and Blu-Ray on December 15, or streaming right now on Shudder! Starring: Starring: Liana Liberato, Noah Le Gros, Jake Weber Written and Directed By: Jeffrey A. Brown Synopsis: The Beach House is the story of two college sweethearts Emily (Liberato) and Randall (Gros) who planned a beach get away in the hopes of resolving some relationship friction. This quality time is quickly disrupted by the arrival of two unexpected guests. But to make matters worse, a mysterious purplish fog has fallen over the beach neighborhood causing an infection that is spreading rapidly. After a night of unwinding with wine and edibles, Emily and Randall wake up to the ultimate test of survival as they try to unravel this unknown deadly event.

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Interview: Jeffrey A. Brown, Writer and Director of The Beach House, Horror Thriller Movie Set in Paradise

Jeffrey A. Brown, the writer and director of the tense apocalyptic horror film The Beach House discusses the film, his inspirations for the movie, and some of the challenges with shooting the film. We also discuss what he has been working on and what is next for him! So give it a watch and make sure to check out The Beach House on digital, on demand, DVD, and Blu-Ray on December 15, or streaming right now on Shudder! Starring: Starring: Liana Liberato, Noah Le Gros, Jake Weber Written and Directed By: Jeffrey A. Brown Synopsis: The Beach House is the story of two college sweethearts Emily (Liberato) and Randall (Gros) who planned a beach get away in the hopes of resolving some relationship friction. This quality time is quickly disrupted by the arrival of two unexpected guests. But to make matters worse, a mysterious purplish fog has fallen over the beach neighborhood causing an infection that is spreading rapidly. After a night of unwinding with wine and edibles, Emily and Randall wake up to the ultimate test of survival as they try to unravel this unknown deadly event.

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What to Watch This Weekend: July 31, 2020

The Poignant Family Drama: Ice Cream in the Cupboard (Digital)

Ice Cream in the Cupboard ultimately depicts a beautiful relationship, even if you have to view it through a painful lense.  It is touching, beautiful, and brutal and should not be missed.  For more information, check out our review!

The Quarantine Zoom Horror Movie: Host (Shudder)
Host dials in the scares with a clever use of technology, references to the current predicament, and enough jump scares to keep you from dropping out of this zoom meeting.  For more information, check out our review!

The Modern Political Thriller: The Hater (Netflix)

The Hater explores a timely issue with an amazing performance by Musialowski, stellar sound design, and a dark, engaging story.  Make sure to Like this one!  For more information, check out our review!

The Scary Weekend Getaway: The Beach House (Shudder)

It may not be a perfect time to do a beach trip, but The Beach House is a great way to spend your afternoon with its strong performances and many explanations for this impending threat.  For more information, check out our review!

The Emotional And Violent Family Affair: The Shadow of Violence (Digital)

Shadow of Violence is an emotional tour de force, with great characters, a powerful, impactful soundtrack, and a story that hits you early and hard.  For more information, check out our review!

The Atmospheric Horror Movie: Amulet (Digital)

Amulet tells a strange tale through its amazing sense of dread, unsettling sound effects, and simmering, complex story.  It won't be for everyone but there is plenty here for those looking for an atmospheric horror experience to appreciate.  For more information, check out our review!

The Documentary That Goes On A Rampage: Tread (Netflix)

Tread tells the story of Marvin Heemeyer, a master welder who quietly fortifies a bulldozer and systematically destroys numerous businesses and homes in the small mountain town of Granby, Colorado.  The man basically built himself a tank and went on a rampage.

The Edward Norton Crime Thriller: Motherless Brooklyn (HBO)

Motherless Brooklyn is an experience, with a fantastic setting that captures the lights, sounds, and soul of 1950’s New York and fills it with a cast of interesting characters to meet along the way.  For more information, check out our review!

Scoob! (Redbox)
Scoob! tries to play on the nostalgia for the franchise and if it would have stuck to this, it might have been an entertaining reboot of the Scooby Doo franchise.  For more information, check out our story!

The Beach House Review: An Unexpected Weekend Getaway

Release Date: July 9, 2020
Running time: 88 minutes
Starring: Liana Liberato, Noah Le Gros, Jake Weber 

The Beach House is the story of two college sweethearts Emily (Liberato) and Randall (Gros) who planned a beach get away in the hopes of resolving some relationship friction. This quality time is quickly disrupted by the arrival of two unexpected guests.  But to make matters worse, a mysterious purplish fog has fallen over the beach neighborhood causing an infection that is spreading rapidly. After a night of unwinding with wine and edibles, Emily and Randall wake up to the ultimate test of survival as they try to unravel this unknown deadly event.

The Beach House is a good film on its own, and will give you hints of past films such as "The Mist."  And the feeling of being trapped that the couple goes through will resonate with those of us feeling trapped during the pandemic.  This is especially true because the purplish mist is infecting people with little information and understanding of the consequences.  And although Emily (who is studying Astrobiology) provides her own explanation and theory for the viewers, the reasons behind everything going on are left for us to decide.  This film will truly leave it up to its viewers to guess whats exactly is going on, and might cause the viewer to question their own choices and routines.  There were certain parts of the film that made me think twice about some of my own daily decisions.  This keenly personal aspect of this movie will result in everyone having different takeaways from the film as well as different emotions.  

The Beach House has more of an unsettling tone over a terrifying one. This cosmic horror film does an amazing job on many levels. The leads  of the film do a stellar job in their performances, which carry the film and cause the viewers to be invested in these characters.  Their performances allow the viewers to see a human element to this journey of the unknown.  When it comes to cosmic horror films, the job is to drive the ideal of life beyond earth as well as powers beyond our understanding that can lead to a world ending event.  This film takes great visuals and drives some interesting theories hard with solid performances.  All this mixes into a strong film that, despite being fairly short, will leave you with a lot to think about. 

It may not be a perfect time to do a beach trip, but The Beach House is a great way to spend your afternoon with its strong performances and many explanations for this impending threat.

Watch it.