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Release Date:
18 March 2008 (USA) moreTagline:
What's the worst thing you've ever done?Plot:
Hanging out at some campgrounds one nice summer day, 19-year-old Ray Pye (Marc Senter) decides to murder two young women... more | add synopsisAwards:
1 win moreUser Comments:
features a more compelling and complex sociopath than any seen since Martin Sheen strutted his stuff in Badlands moreCast
(Credited cast) | Marc Senter | ... | Ray Pye |
 | Shay Astar | ... | Jennifer Fitch |
 | Alex Frost | ... | Tim Bess |
| Megan Henning | ... | Sally Richmond |
 | Robin Sydney | ... | Katherine Wallace |
 | Michael Bowen | ... | Detective Charlie Schilling |
| Ed Lauter | ... | Ed Anderson |
 | Dee Wallace | ... | Barbara Hanlon (as Dee Wallace-Stone) |
 | Misty Mundae | ... | Lisa Steiner (as Erin Brown) |
| Ruby Larocca | ... | Elise Hanlon |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Tom Ayers | ... | Eddie |
 | Tony Carreiro | ... | Tom Wallace |
 | Katie Cassidy | ... | Dee Dee |
 | Cynthia Cervini | ... | Etta |
 | Rob Elk | ... | Lenny Bess |
| Trevor Graciano | ... | Ray's Friend |
 | Cornelia Guest | ... | Katherine's Mom |
| Alice Hirson | ... | Mrs. Griffith |
 | Jesse Hlubik | ... | Officer Shack |
| Jack Ketchum | ... | Teddy Panik |
| Cristiana Ladki | ... | Tonianne Primiano |
| Mike McKee | ... | Mr. Griffith |
| Shelli Merrill | ... | Liz Wellman |
 | Tony Moras | ... | Roger |
 | Linda Pine | ... | Waitress |
| Richard Riehle | ... | Bill Richmond |
 | Helen Siff | ... | Jane Pye |
 | Eddie Steeples | ... | Stevie-Ray |
 | Justin Stone | ... | Ken Wellman |
 | Luke Y. Thompson | ... | Handsome country club patron |
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"This brutal and lurid melodrama marks the debut of Chris Sivertson, a director with a vision to bring the 'hurt' back into the stagnant thriller genre. His film, based on a novel by Jack Ketchum, features a more compelling and complex sociopath than any seen since Martin Sheen strutted his stuff in Badlands. Ray Pye is a charismatic small town psycho who works at his mom's Bates-like motel. He's the Pied Piper of Loserville, with naïve friends like Tim and Jen, who live in fear and awe of him, especially after he senselessly kills two young women, and easily intimidates them into helping him cover up the killings. Four years later Ray's lifestyle is unbalanced by the appearance of high-class beauty Katherine. Suddenly the dominator becomes surprisingly submissive and the film switches gears into a macabre romantic tragedy. Warning: the unrelenting no-holds-barred finale shows complete disrespect for genre conventions and is devastatingly effective in the way it puts the sting back into the horror of on-screen death, without a wink of irony." Auckland International Film Festival http://www.enzedff.co.nz/default.aspx?id=4691®ion=2