The House
Netflix isn’t shy about wanting to become the go-to streamer for the biggest and best anthology series around. From animated fare in Love, Death and Robots to live-action projects including Black Mirror and Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting series, the streaming giant is making a concerted push to achieve that goal. And, with anthology shows like Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities also in development for its streaming service, Netflix’s anthology TV show slate will only continue to grow. Based on the critical reception of similar projects, Netflix should have high hopes for its next multi-narrative production. The House, a stop motion anthology miniseries from Nexus Studios, whose previous works include Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever Disney Plus animated special, seems well placed to continue Netflix’s anthology hot streak. So is it any good? In short, yes. The House is a surreal and unsettling horror-comedy series that feels like a Wallace and Gromit-cum-David Lync...