Living Arrangements

Name: Living Arrangements
Released: 2009

2009 1h 35m

6.7/10

Sasha and Billie’s dream apartment comes with a nightmare roommate: a blood-thirsty werewolf hiding in the attic. As the creature’s howls echo through the walls and its scent of death creeps into their vegan paradise, the couple must decide whether to flee or fight. But their principled lifestyle clashes with the monster’s primal cravings, turning their once peaceful home into a battleground of morality and survival. This tense, atmospheric horror-comedy explores how far we’ll go to protect our own when the beast within is unleashed.

Directors

Sam Thompson

Writers

Tucker Dryden

Stars

Mark Borchardt, Tucker Dryden

Language

English

Country

United States

Production

Wolfie Productions

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Sasha and Billie's dream apartment comes with a nightmare roommate: a blood-thirsty werewolf hiding in the attic. As the creature's howls echo through the walls and its scent of death creeps into their vegan paradise, the couple must decide whether to flee or fight. But...

When was Living Arrangements released?

Living Arrangements was released in 2009.

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User Reviews

NightOwl – 7/10

“I loved the unique twist on the werewolf trope. The tension between the couple's vegan beliefs and the monster's appetite made for some really uncomfortable but engaging scenes. The scares are solid, though the pacing drags a bit in the middle.”

GoreHound – 5/10

“It felt like a good idea that didn't quite land. The climax was predictable and the werewolf design was underwhelming. I was hoping for more actual horror, but it leaned too heavy on the comedy for my taste.”

QuietObserver – 8/10

“Maybe it's because I'm a vegan, but the ethical dilemma really spoke to me. It's not just about surviving a monster, but about staying true to your values under extreme pressure. The atmosphere was creepy, and the acting felt real.”

ScreamsAtScreen – 6/10

“A decent watch for a lazy night. Some genuinely creepy moments, especially the attic scenes, but it never fully commits to being scary or funny. The ending left me a bit unsatisfied, but I didn't hate it.”