The short film from director Chloe Carroll, The Housewife, teases a demonic presence at suppertime. A wholesome and outdated stereotype of a suburban family gather together for dinner in the preceding twenty minutes – plenty of time for a demonic entity that plays with the daughter to enter the body of her kitchen-bound mother.

With a mere 3-minute runtime, The Housewife reads more as a glorified YouTube sketch rather than a short film, dipping into the horror genre for a simple but cute button on an otherwise horrorless sketch – making play that the lady of the house will be a vengeful spirit from that dinner and forward. The film stars Mike Sutton, Aaralyn Anderson, and Yana Mulder.

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Brendan Haley is a screenwriter, columnist, producer, and actor known primarily for his work within both horror and lgbtq media spaces. He has reported on entertainment news for multiple outlets including The Advocate, as well as hosting network pop culture reviews. As a producer and screenwriter, some of his notable works include Netflix's Eastsiders, and Dekkoo's A Halloween Trick. His favorite horror flicks include All About Evil, Suspiria, and Critters.