Becky

Watch: Becky

~ There once was a little girl... ~

Overview:

A teenager's weekend at a lake house with her father takes a turn for the worse when a group of convicts wreaks havoc on their lives.

Director:

Cary Murnion

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$5,000,000.00

Revenue:

$1,045,873.00

Key words:

child murder
eye ball
gore
escaped convict
murder
cabin
torture
home invasion
convict
campfire
killing a dog
one eyed man
house by the lake
motorboat

Cast

Lulu Wilson

~ as ~

Becky

Kevin James

~ as ~

Dominick

Joel McHale

~ as ~

Jeff

Robert Maillet

~ as ~

Apex

Amanda Brugel

~ as ~

Kayla

Isaiah Rockcliffe

~ as ~

Ryan McDonald

~ as ~

Cole

James McDougall

~ as ~

Hammond

Leslie Adlam

~ as ~

Ms. Hancher

Justin Holiday

~ as ~

Prison Guard

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Reviews (2)

SWITCH.
Written 4 year(s) ago
6
Despite an incredibly half-baked story, 'Becky' is a great showcase for its two lead performances. It's an unlikely mash-up of 'John Wick'-style violence and 'Home Alone' hijinks, one that's best enjoyed when common sense is left at the door. If only its writing and plot were as well done as its gore.
- Ashley Teresa
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RalphRahal
Written 6 month(s) ago
6
Becky is a campy, over-the-top revenge flick that’s surprisingly fun. The premise of a little girl outsmarting and taking down a group of dangerous criminals might seem ridiculous, and yeah, there are plenty of moments where logic takes a backseat, but it works. Becky’s resourcefulness and sheer determination make her escape and revenge satisfying to watch.

The movie leans into its absurdity in all the right ways, with scenes that had me shaking my head but still enjoying every second. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, which is part of the charm. Sure, some parts are far-fetched, but hey, it’s a movie you just go with it.

Overall, Becky delivers on what it promises: a wild, entertaining ride that keeps you hooked, even if it bends reality a little too much. Definitely one I’d rewatch when I’m in the mood for some fun, campy revenge