The movie always looks fun, even when it’s shredding the nerves of its characters and audience.

Some of "Unwelcome" is legitimately creepy and upsetting. Some of it is hilarious. Whether or not the hilarity is intended is unclear.

There’s a fun creature feature nestled within a tonally disjointed, scattershot home invasion thriller that gives the title an unintended meaning.

Wright’s newest, Unwelcome, shows what the filmmaker knows works so well in horror comedies, but too early does it get bogged down in conflicting identities for the movie to become as unhinged as it wants to.