I liked the movie enough (and would recommend it; more sad than scary, but it's the sadness that keeps you engaged and, ultimately, makes you feel the full horror of the final act), yet you know what I was thinking about for the better half of "Rent-A-Pal"? How the actor behind the main character (Brian Landis Folkins) would've made for a great Judge Holden in a movie adaptation of "Blood Meridian" (been thinking about the part ever since I read the book). Nice notch for Will Wheaton here as well.
Review of Rent-A-Pal
