One of my favorite bits in this house is the second, broken down "friendly robot" about halfway through plaintively telling us "don't go outside... there's nothing for you there... stay in here, where it's safe...". You can tell she really believes it, and it's so sad!
It's rare for a house to execute such a moment of genuine pathos/pitch black existential dread (if the AI really thinks the Bio-Immortal facility is the safest place on the planet, what does that imply about the great outdoors?) Obviously the star of this house is the jumpscares but that one economical storytelling moment is going to stick with me too.