‘The Housewife’ Review: Naomi Watts Stuns, but This True Story Flounders Under Its Own Weight
TIFF: In the feature debut from Ben Shirinian and first-time screenwriter Alyssa Hill, an inherently chilling story about evil hiding within ordinary American life is done in by an uneven cast and script that connects too many dots.
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