[3] The film stars Marc Singer and Art LaFleur and follows two families that are trapped within a deserted farmhouse.

Following clues from the mute girl Hanna and a jigsaw puzzle, Emmy nearly makes it back to the road by walking backwards, but she is interrupted by Jason, who tries to rape her.

Hanna strikes him with a log, and he impales himself on a branch; Don, who is becoming increasingly paranoid, rescues him, but Jason begins to suffer shock from blood loss.

When he returns that night, he admits he reached the road and starts to free them, but Susan, fearing him, attacks and kills him with an axe.

Emmy realises there are two families there to see the house and panics, but as they are distracted by the ghosts, she is pulled aside and her tongue cut out by the Realtor with a pair of scissors, and the cycle begins anew.

[4] Producer Erica Arvold became involved with the production and casting of the film after reading the first 30 pages of Hurt's script for House Hunting.

[5] Gioiosa sustained an injury during the filming of the movie, as she had burst a blood vessel in her eye during a scene that required she scream.

"[7] Matthew Lee of Twitch Film wrote, "You have to forgive a lot to want to buy into The Wrong House, but it's still one of the best deals of 2012.

[9] In contrast, HorrorNews.net was more critical in their review and gave it a C+, praising the acting and directing while stating that the film's surrealism detracted from their viewing experience.