Drama
Horror
Thriller
An intimate portrait of a 9 year old sociopath as he discovers his taste for killing.
Directors
Writers
Clay McLeod Chapman(screenplay by)
Craig William Macneill(screenplay by)
Clay McLeod Chapman(novel by)
David Morse
John
Rainn Wilson
William Colby
Jared Breeze
Ted Henley
Bill Sage
Sheriff Deacon Whit
Mike Vogel
Dad
David Valencia
Marcus
Andrés Echavarría
Clayton
Amalia Santa Maria
Jennifer
Directors
Writers
Clay McLeod Chapman(screenplay by)
Craig William Macneill(screenplay by)
Clay McLeod Chapman(novel by)
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> A look at a boy's behaviour who was isolated from the society.
The entire setting reminds us the movie 'Psycho'. More or less it could have had made a good prequel to that, like the portrayal of Norman Bates' childhood. As an independent film from any previous narrative, it was quite good actually. Inspired by a novel that tells the story of a 9 year old boy who runs a motel with his father in a nowhere. In a lonely place where the customers are very rare, how the boy develops his behavious without social consciousness is what this movie is.
Trust me, realism means this movie, but there's always flaws in a small budget film like this. If you always scan for logic, you can't enjoy any movie even in small quantity. Empty your thoughts and get into it, then there's a chance you might like it. I'm not saying it'll become your favourite, but the depiction was so good which was quite similar to the recent Austrian movie 'Goodnight Mommy'.
It is not a horror, but a thriller-drama. A terrifying theme, that means terror-horror, thus it called horror. Other than that there's no supernatural or sci-fi things in it. It was a decent movie to me, I felt it was slightly underrated. The turnaround in the storytelling was very good yet predictable stuff. The filmmaker must bring a sequel for it, otherwise I'll be very disappointed.
6/10
Rangan14 Apr, 2016
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