Daddy issues? Try daddy murders. This family reunion's gonna need more than therapy.
While living under the roof of his aging, disgraced ex-cop father Gene Sarling (John Savage, The Deer Hunter), mentally unstable 22-year-old war veteran Paul (Aaron Perilo, True Blood) evolves from a petty thief and ransacker to brutal killer. And Gene, also a recovering alcoholic, is forced to confront the fiercest nemesis of his entire life: his own son. The feature writing and directing debut of Hollywood all-rounder Christoper Lee Parson is an astonishing high-wire act, a thriller stylised to maximum overload for a uniquely unsettling viewing experience.
Acting
John Savage's trembling wreck of a father—career resurrection stuff.
Direction
Parson's debut swings for the fences and connects, barely.
Production
That cramped house becomes a fourth character, suffocating everyone.
Director
Christopher Lee Parson
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Parson spent fifteen years as a Hollywood jack-of-all-trades (stunts, AD, producing) before directing—this is every deferred dream exploding at once.
The 0.0 TMDB rating isn't a glitch; this thing barely escaped festival circuit with its reputation intact.
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