Craig Johnson’s The Parenting delivers the perfect blend of horror and hilarity, turning a classic family meet-the-parents weekend into a supernatural spectacle. Written by Kent Sublette, the film follows Rohan and Josh as they bring their parents together for the first time, only to discover their picturesque rental is haunted by a 400-year-old poltergeist. As familial tensions rise and the ghostly chaos escalates, it’s up to the young couple—and their overzealous best friend—to unite their bickering parents and banish the spirit before it’s too late. Audiences may know Dean Norris
Meeting the in-laws is stressful enough—throw in a 400-year-old poltergeist, and things go completely off the rails. With The Parenting, director Craig Johnson and writer Kent Sublette blend horror and comedy into a wildly entertaining supernatural romp that proves family drama is even scarier when the undead get involved. The film follows Rohan and Josh, a young couple hoping to make a good impression as they introduce their wildly different families during a weekend retreat. But when tensions between the traditional Sharon and Frank and the laid-back Liddy and Cliff
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