The latest from Jaume Collet-Serra revolves around a family who becomes rattled by a mysterious stranger who shows up at their isolated farmhouse.

The ending of the Blumhouse-produced 'The Woman in the Yard' ambiguously glorifies suicide, which makes prone viewers unhappy.

The great thing about ambiguous movie endings is that they keep audience discussion alive long after the credits have rolled.

She's just sitting there, but no one knows who the woman is or why she's there. And she won't go away. In fact, the woman is ...

Surprise! The Woman in The Yard, the latest horror team-up between Universal Pictures and Blumhouse, is now available to rent ...

Danielle Deadwyler in ‘The Woman in the Yard’©Universal/Courtesy Everett ... kind of bland nonsense genre fans should expect from a Blumhouse flick in March, “The Woman in the Yard ...

If The Woman in the Yard follows a similar release pattern, you might see the movie on digital by late April 2025, and ...

Review: 'The Woman in the Yard' has a controversial ending that might not be as clear-cut as the naysayers believe.

‘The Woman in the Yard’, a bone-chilling horror film, sends a message about mental health and sorrow. The Universal Studios and Blumhouse collaboration is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra with ...

There isn’t a lot of plot, per se, in The Woman in the Yard; it’s more like festering backstory. We learn early in the film that Ramona is reeling from the loss of her husband David (Russell Hornsby), ...

“The Woman in the Yard” is produced by Blumhouse, which has become known for its horror franchises like “Paranormal Activity,” “Insidious” and “Purge.” “The Woman in the Yard ...