R
2018    2h 7mHorror, Mystery
7.390%72%7.3
After their grandmother passes away, a family tries to outrun the sinister fate they've inherited.
Directed by Ari Aster
  • Toni ColletteAnnie Graham / Executive Producer
  • Alex WolffPeter Graham
  • Gabriel ByrneSteve Graham / Executive Producer
  • Milly ShapiroCharlie Graham
  • Ann DowdJoan
  • Mallory BechtelBridget
  • Brock McKinneyAaron
  • Jake BrownBrendan
  • Morgan LundMr. Davis
  • Christy SummerhaysCharlie's Teacher
  • Bus RileyHistory Teacher
  • Jarrod PhillipsGroup Leader
  • Heidi MendezSpanish Speaking Woman
  • Zachary ArthurBoy in Room
  • David StanleyMan at Wake
  • Moises L. TovarTranslator
  • Austin R. GrantStoner #1
  • Gabriel Monroe EckertStoner #2
  • Harrison NellStudent #1
  • BriAnn RacheleStudent #2
  • Allie Tran
    Allie TranMay 30, 2025
    This is what I would consider a perfect horror movie. I remember watching this from home and having the crap scared out of me during that *SPOILER* one scene with the mom floating on the ceiling. Not only does it excel in its scariness, but has excellent acting, writing, everything.
  • The first 50 minute to an Hour are some of the most dull and dry set up I've ever watched. Then something happens and the movie just becomes depressing and uncomfortable until about the final 10 minutes which were actually creepy, but failed to make up for the entire movie. The acting was phoned in at best and there was a "twist" that was genuinely mind numbingly dumb. I would not reccomend wasting time on this.
  • This movies bonkers!!!! Freaky as f@@@@ck!
  • That was awful
  • Ty Leet
    Ty LeetMay 23, 2026
    I didn’t like this.
  • mcru88
    mcru88September 21, 2026
    All misery, little substance. A large part of the movie feels painfully artificial, with characters repeatedly making questionable decisions and then being pushed into increasingly miserable situations simply so they can fall apart. There are intriguing ideas and some effective imagery, but the writing becomes increasingly contrived, culminating in an absolutely awful ending. After all the hype, I can't see how this qualifies as a horror masterpiece. And when the official trailer itself calls it “this generation’s The Exorcist, but heads will spin more savagely,” that comparison feels almost laughable in retrospect.
  • Tanalien
    TanalienNovember 2, 2024
    Hereditary is a family drama disguised as a horror film. Given the brutality of these experiences and how they are captured, Ari Aster either turned his personal experience into a screen story, imagined such grievous trauma in his mind, or combined both truth and fiction. Hereditary is very often a hard watch, but it always feels honest.
  • Nick
    NickJanuary 1, 2026
    one of the best horror movies of the last 10 years. gripping atmosphere & very creepy. great acting from all actors, especially Toni Colette.
  • WooWar79
    WooWar79September 17, 2026
    Emotional, scary and weird.
  • MrTrivet
    MrTrivetSeptember 22, 2025
    Hereditary is, for me, an absolute masterpiece - a perfect balance between paranormal horror and a heavy, family drama. An unpredictable scare is a true rarity. Some scenes, and especially that one - you know the one – make your stomach drop, your heart stop, and it’s hard to believe what’s happening on screen. The film is incredibly unsettling, full of allegories and high emotional stakes. The finale was so absurd that it left me in maniacal laughter. The characters navigate increasingly twisted experiences, and the film offers a horror-infused perspective on the stages of grief - what would normally distort our perception of reality here finds full justification in what unfolds on screen. This is one of those films that stays with you for a long time, showing just how powerful horror can be when it intersects with human tragedy. Toni Collette is simply brilliant, and I believe this film will ensure her place in the annals of horror cinema.
  • tellum
    tellumAugust 18, 2025
    I did not enjoy this as much as other horror fans, for me it was very plodding and the ending I didn’t care for. But there is some very disturbing imagery that is burned in my brain, and relatable realistic terror as well as supernatural terror. For bigger fans of the genre this is still a good movie.
  • Evan May
    Evan MayJuly 30, 2025
    Harrowing. The true terrors are in the first half. The second half tells a story to make sense of them. If only generational demons were so simple. The explanation is inexplicable. The result is multitonal, a partly comical fever dream dressed in visual discomfort. Yet the dread lingers past the runtime. Every scene holds attention. But the real artists were Steve Newburn and his team creating all those miniatures.
  • Uncle Aaron
    Uncle AaronAugust 16, 2026
    I’ve watched this movie at least 6 times and it only gets better and better.
  • P. Logan
    P. LoganJanuary 27, 2025
    No horror movie has better instilled that feeling of impending dread than Hereditary.
  • Jeef
    JeefAugust 12, 2026
    An artful, tragic depiction of both horrific legacy, maternal violence, and what not to do with an allergy attack. Haunting and traumatizing in the best of ways.
  • Iceman3024
    June 10, 2026

    One of the Best Horror Films

    I genuinely think this is one of the best horror movies this decade. The slowly unraveling mystery, the incredible acting and the gut wrenching twists have stayed with me since seeing it in theaters. Not too thrilled to hear about the prequel, but here’s hoping it’s just as good as this modern masterpiece.

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