American Pets

Watch: American Pets

Overview:

A young man hatches a diabolical plan to cover-up his Grandma's death.

Director:

Robert Logevall

Status:

Released

Language:

English

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Revenue:

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Key words:

narcissism
dark comedy
spoiled child
strange behavior
strange person
accidental killing

Cast

Rhys Wakefield

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Tod

Lesley Ann Warren

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Judy

Sarah Clarke

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Barbara

Fabianne Therese

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Lani

Danielle Campbell

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Halle

Nathan Keyes

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Jacob

Jack Plotnick

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Suit #1

Scott Beehner

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Suit #2

David Schneider

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Mark Bramhall

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Reviews (1)

a_southern_horror_fan
Written 6 year(s) ago
8
"The Grand Son" has a very nouveau riche decadence, "after the light begins to die" feeling that is as captivating as it is addictive to watch. The story is well written, filled with tortured souls, devoid of empathy, and stained Americana. The characters are 'Fargo-esque, in their "not quite right behind the eyes" personas , and social impropriety. Almost avant garde.

The acting is top notch with a great cast of talent. Rhys is perfectly suited as the male lead , with equal props going to all the cast. I wish Danielle Campbell would have had a stronger presence, but other than that everything about the acting was great.

The cinematography style and choices taken, frame this modern Gothic tale strikingly. As if channeling Ryan Murphy will doing a tribute film to "Cruel Intentions". It is a slow burn drama with psychological edges. The only downside was the low tone and casual pace didn't really allow for any suspense. So the thrill is limited to the drama and downward spiral of Wakefield's character as the situation spins out of control. Still "The Grand Son" is well worth the watch- just not for the guts and gory crowd.