Burnt offerings (1973)

Marasco turns a sprawling, secluded neo-classical Long Island summer estate into a parasitical living organism. As the rental family spends their holiday tending to the rotting greenhouse, peeling wallpaper, and faded shingles, the house miraculously restores its own physical structure by siphoning their life force. The gradual architectural renewal mirrors the psychological and physical devastation of its tenants.