Pet

Watch: Pet

12/2/20161h 34m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ If You Love Something, Never Let It Go. ~

Overview:

A man bumps into an old crush and becomes obsessed. After several failed attempts at winning her over, he kidnaps her and holds her captive underneath the animal shelter where he works.

Director:

Carles Torrens

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$22,003.00

Key words:

waitress
obsession
bus
imprisonment
restaurant
gore
stalker
cage
basement
murder
stalking
serial killer
slave
dog
security guard
dog pound
rat
pets

Cast

Dominic Monaghan

~ as ~

Seth

Ksenia Solo

~ as ~

Holly Garling

Jennette McCurdy

~ as ~

Claire

Da'Vone McDonald

~ as ~

Nate

Nathan Parsons

~ as ~

Eric

Janet Song

~ as ~

Mrs. Gundy

Denise Garcia

~ as ~

Britt

Gary J. Tunnicliffe

~ as ~

Homeless Guy

John Ross Bowie

~ as ~

Jessup

Sean Blakemore

~ as ~

Detective Meara

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Reviews (1)

Reno
Written 8 year(s) ago
5
The secret life of being somebody's Pet!

The last time I saw Dominic Monaghan was pretty impressive in 'The Millionaire Tour'. This film was not bad. But it kind of reminds other titles like 'Tusk', 'Eyes of my Mother' et cetera. Only thematically. The screenplay should have been improved by extending more dramatic events. At present, it was simple, though the twists were the saviours. Not the mind blowing twists, but for a small storyline like this, everything justified. I liked how film characters switched nature of their roles while story progressing. That was nicely designed characters for a thriller which added a bit of mystery flavour.

The character Seth was really interesting one. Drawing a story out of him lacked depth in the later parts. Especially after the first twist revealed. The second half was unexpected, but also that's where the narration stared to fall off the track. One of the reasons was predictable. Though enjoyable film, until the finale. I thought it was overall a better film than I expected, but the end was not any good. Too cliché. You can easily spot they are interested in a sequel, so they kept it open. But closed conclusion would have made it a decent film.

5/10