House at the End of the Street (2012) - Plot Summary Poster

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    - Written by Relativity
  • The divorced Dr. Sarah Cassidy and her teenage daughter Elissa move to a wonderful house in a small town in the countryside. Sarah can only afford the place because the house is close to another house where a girl stabbed to death her parents. Soon Elissa befriends the outcast college student Ryan, who inherited the house from his parents, and she falls in love with him. But Ryan secretly keeps his sister captive in the basement using drugs to control her. One night, Elissa snoops around Ryan's house and she discloses dark secrets about her boyfriend.

    - Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Elissa and her mom move in to a cheap house nearby one where a young girl murdered her parents four years ago. They soon find out that the son (Ryan) still lives in that house. Elissa befriends Ryan and build a liking to him due to his gentle nature. However, as they are getting closer to each other, Elissa finds out the murder that happened there is not anything like she had heard before.

    - Written by Immanuel A.
  • Elissa and her mother Sarah move into a large house in a nice suburb. Sarah is recently divorced, has a new job and hopes to have a new beginning after her recent divorce. One of the reasons they can afford the house they've rented is that their neighbors, just down the end of the street, were killed there not long ago by their daughter Carrie Anne. The house is now occupied by the dead couple's son Ryan who had been raised by an elderly aunt and returned only after the tragedy. Ryan isn't well-liked and often has to face often angry neighbors who seem to be more worried about their property values than his well-being. Elissa takes a liking to him but is embarrassed by her mother's overprotective attitude. There are secrets and there is danger however.

    - Written by garykmcd



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