A Haunted House (2013) is a raucous parody of the found-footage horror genre, specifically targeting films like Paranormal Activity. Directed by Michael Tiddes and starring Marlon Wayans, who also co-wrote the script, the film follows Malcolm and Kisha as they move into their ideal suburban home, only to discover it's inhabited by a mischievous and lewd demon. When Kisha becomes possessed, Malcolm's desperate attempts to save her involve a motley crew of inept helpers, including a dubious priest, a flamboyant psychic, and a hopeless ghost-hunting team, resulting in non-stop slapstick and crude humor.

The film's strength lies in Marlon Wayans' committed physical comedy and the relentless pace of its gags, which skewer horror tropes with absurdity. While the IMDb rating of 5.1 reflects its divisive, lowbrow style, fans of the Scary Movie franchise or Wayans' brand of comedy will find plenty to laugh at. The direction efficiently serves the parody format, using the handheld camera aesthetic to enhance the comedic chaos rather than genuine scares.

Viewers should watch A Haunted House for a guilt-free, 86-minute escape filled with outrageous scenarios and pop-culture references. It doesn't aim for high art but delivers on its promise of mindless, supernatural-themed fun. If you enjoy over-the-top spoofs and aren't offended by crude humor, this film offers a perfect option for a casual movie night online.