Super creepy, but in a good way.
I had just finished the book "The Devil All the Time" by Donald Ray Pollock when I got around to the film. I highly, highly recommend the book, and you should read it first. The film version was excellent, although I don't understand why the director felt the need to throw in lines that weren't in the book. I just didn't see the need in it as the book covered everything quite well.
The casting for this was phenomenal and probably was the most difficult part of the film's process. The book was so highly entertaining that it seemed to me like a lay-up for a filmmaker. This guy hit the lay-up, and then some.
I had just finished the book "The Devil All the Time" by Donald Ray Pollock when I got around to the film. I highly, highly recommend the book, and you should read it first. The film version was excellent, although I don't understand why the director felt the need to throw in lines that weren't in the book. I just didn't see the need in it as the book covered everything quite well.
The casting for this was phenomenal and probably was the most difficult part of the film's process. The book was so highly entertaining that it seemed to me like a lay-up for a filmmaker. This guy hit the lay-up, and then some.