This is a psychological thriller and not much horror. It is not for everyone and I am going to include a mid point PLOT SPOILER in this review. Meredith Lane (Amanda Wyss) cares for her father (Patrick Peduto). Their meals are delivered (Jamye Grant). They have a verbally abusive relationship, and it appears sometimes physically abusive, although we don't see much of that. From what we can gather, mom left when Meredith was a child. As a teen Meredith was a hot number. She gets a call from an old boyfriend Ted, who claims he wants to drop by. Dad is against it and makes life miserable for the over medicated Meredith.
The film opens with a boring monologue on love in need of a thesaurus for "true" and "truly." We see Meredith slowly descend into madness in a variation of (plot spoiler time) "The Tell-Tale Heart." It was clear Sean H. Stewart was inspired by the story. Amanda Wyss was just phenomenal in her role, it overpowered the production.
Guide: F-word, sex, Patrick Peduto shows his junque.
The film opens with a boring monologue on love in need of a thesaurus for "true" and "truly." We see Meredith slowly descend into madness in a variation of (plot spoiler time) "The Tell-Tale Heart." It was clear Sean H. Stewart was inspired by the story. Amanda Wyss was just phenomenal in her role, it overpowered the production.
Guide: F-word, sex, Patrick Peduto shows his junque.