The House That Jack Built

The House That Jack Built is a darkly comedic and deeply unsettling psychological horror film that explores the twisted mind of Jack, a serial killer who narrates his most elaborate crimes as if they were works of art. Through a series of unflinching flashback vignettes, Jack recounts his 12-year killing spree in Washington state, using Dante's Inferno as a metatext to justify his actions. Capped off by a literal descent into Hell, the film is both an interrogation of the nature of art and a scathing critique of humanity's capacity for cruelty.