Ghost House is a generally well-made but ultimately unsurprising excursion into the supernatural.

Visually, Ghost House makes good use of its setting, offering Instagram-ready images of its location shot by Pierluigi Malavasi. Unfortunately, Thai people are used in ways that rely on cultural stereotypes, a blemish on an otherwise effective and unsettling film.

A discordantly derivative attempt at amalgamating divergent horror cliches and unrelated cultural traditions.

Beyond the film’s ethnic stereotypes and flat characters, it needs to be scary, and it fails on that front as well.