House on Eden is a 2025 American found-footage horror film directed by and starring Kris Collins, co-starring fellow online sensation Celina Myers. Also featuring Jason-Christopher Mayer, the film marks a major leap from social media stardom to full-length filmmaking for the creators behind KallMeKris and CelinaSpookyBoo.
The film follows Kris, Celina, and Jay — a team of paranormal investigators — who expect a typical ghost hunt. But after being redirected to a strange, remote house in the forest, things take a terrifying turn. With eerie disturbances, vanishing crew members, and an ancient evil spirit, the night quickly becomes a horrifying nightmare.
Produced by A Spooky AF Production and distributed by RLJE Films and Shudder, House on Eden will be released on July 25, 2025.
House on Eden Age Rating
The film is rated R for pervasive language, some bloody, violent content, and graphic nudity, making it important for parents to review before allowing teens to watch. Here’s a closer look at the film’s content:
Violence
There are several intense scenes involving paranormal attacks and bloody injuries. While the found-footage style often cuts away or shakes during the violence, the aftermath is disturbing. Expect eerie disappearances, screaming, panic, and sudden confrontations with a violent spirit. Gore is minimal but effective when shown.
Language
Strong profanity is used throughout the film, often during moments of fear or stress. The language includes frequent uses of the f-word and other harsh expressions, consistent with many horror films in this style.
Nudity & Sexual Content
The film includes graphic nudity in at least one scene. It is not sexual but intended to shock or disturb. There is no romantic or sexual content between the characters.
Mature Themes
The story deals with spiritual possession, death, fear of the unknown, and themes of helplessness. The setting and events are intended to create tension and dread from start to finish.
Is House on Eden Suitable for Teens?
Ages 10–12: Not suitable. The horror, language, and nudity are far too intense for preteens. Even seasoned young horror fans may find this film overwhelming.
Ages 13–17: Not recommended. The film includes disturbing moments, pervasive profanity, and adult content that make it better suited for a mature audience. Teens sensitive to jump scares or psychological tension may find the film distressing.
House on Eden is made for adult horror fans, especially those familiar with the found-footage style. It’s scary, intense, and meant to unsettle — not a good fit for most teens.
What Parents Can Do
Preview the Movie: If your teen is interested, consider watching the film yourself first.
Talk About Found-Footage Horror: Help teens understand the genre’s intense realism and how it can heighten fear.
Set Expectations: Make sure teens understand the film is meant to be frightening and includes adult material not typical in all horror.
Official Trailer
FAQs
Q: What is the age rating for House on Eden?
A: The film is rated R for pervasive language, bloody, violent content, and graphic nudity.
Q: Is House on Eden appropriate for teenagers?
A: Not really. It contains adult language, violence, and nudity, making it better suited for adult horror fans.
Q: Is the movie very scary?
A: Yes. As a found-footage film, it uses jump scares, chaos, and suspense to create fear.
Q: Does House on Eden have sexual content?
A: No sexual scenes, but it does contain non-sexual nudity and disturbing images.
Q: Where can I watch House on Eden?
A: The film will be released in theaters and on Shudder beginning July 25, 2025.