In-law relationships refer to the familial connections that arise from marriage, specifically between an individual and their spouse’s relatives. This term encompasses a variety of relationships, including those with a partner’s parents, siblings, and extended family members such as aunts, uncles, and cousins. In-law relationships can play a significant role in family dynamics, often influenced by cultural, social, and personal factors. These relationships may involve both positive interactions, such as support and bonding, and challenges, such as differing expectations or conflicts. Effective communication and mutual respect are often essential for navigating in-law relationships, as they require the blending of two family systems.
Craig Johnson's film, The Parenting, combines comedic horror with the anxiety of meeting a partner's parents in a demon-haunted house. Rohan and Josh, played by Nik Dodani and Brandon Flynn,…