done, Mrs. Darrode thrust her hands into the kitchen garbage disposal and killed herself. In the present day after remembering, Claire loses her fear and flies at Mrs. Darrode, who disappears. She is discovered by the police, who believe she was responsible for the murders and is committed to a mental asylum. In the final scenes of the film, the girl who discovered the scene all those years ago also comes to the house to try to come to terms with her trauma. She and her boyfriend are quickly locked into the house and are killed. The film ends with Claire strapped to a straitjacket in a padded cell screaming "SHE'S STILL OUT THERE!" Cast Reception Critical reception has been mixed. Fearnet felt that while the movie "doesn't always work as a cohesive whole" it did "have more than a few good moments/ideas, and (thankfully) a handful of dark twists and turns that help to keep things interesting." The Dallas News considered this film to be "about as scary as The Simpsons "Treehouse of Horror" episode." Shock Till You Drop commented that Dark House was a "confused movie" and that while it did have some positives, ultimately "there are no scares here, and it really struggles with finding an identity for too long." References External links 2009 films 2009 horror films American haunted house films American ghost films American supernatural horror films 2000s English-language films Films directed by Darin Scott 2000s American films