The Stepson (TV 2010)

Director:

Anthony Lefresne

Writer:

Kraig Wenman

Stars:

Christina Cox, Jon McLaren, Chris Potter

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Christina Cox	...	Donna May
Jon McLaren	...	Kevin May
Chris Potter	...	Robert May
Adam Beach	...	Josh Anderson
Sean Tucker	...	Detective Williams
Janet Rice	...	Nana May
Douglas Kidd	...	Lawyer
Corry Burke	...	Doctor
Claudia Jurt	...	Cathy
Henry Kwok	...	Funeral Director
Florence Moore	...	Mrs. McGurke
Abigail Lieff	...	Teenage Girl
Miles Carney	...	Delivery Guy
Brady Moffatt	...	TV Announcer
James O'Regan	...	Priest (voice)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

stepson | psychopath | secret | funeral | surprise ending

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Genres:

Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

31 July 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

Un étranger dans ma maison

Filming Locations:

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Sound Venture International Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Upon it's premier, The Stepson ratings were up 15% from the movies that ran in that time period over the last four weeks and up over last year as well.

User Reviews

Boring boring and predictable

This is once more a film with leading men having it way over leading ladies in looks acting and all round pleasure to look at. Again, our so called leading lady pries and snoops and is in everybody's face and we're supposed to feel sorry for her. Parading around in her low cut blouses with cleavage showing and hair falling in her face we are supposed to I guess think she's attractive. Is that the symbol of looking good on LMN, low cut blouses and tight pants? No brains? All just show? Throwing her down the steps was best part of movie. And the ending was neat with stepson still on the loose, knowing he'll eventually do her in, we hope. Christina Cox as the so called victim was just awful to look at. But the two leading men, Chris Potter and Jon McLauren made up for that. Why is it that LMN always choose handsome men and dowdy women? In almost all of their films, the women suck the big one. They have this stupid long hair covering half their face, bosoms popping out of their shirts and being snoopy bitchy women. And we are to believe these helpless females suddenly near the end can knee the guy in the crotch and throw them over their shoulder? A bit far fetched in this viewer's eyes. Why can't the guy knee the female in the groin for a change? I give this 3 stars for Potter, McLauren and Janet Rice who, except for her last line to Cox about forgiveness, does a damn good job.