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| Garret Dillahunt | ... | Johnny Gaveneau | |
| Briana Evigan | ... | Kelly Taylor | |
| Charlie Tahan | ... | Tom Taylor | |
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Peggy Sheffield | ... | Doctor Orsi |
| Mary Rachel Quinn | ... | Catherine Taylor (as Mary Rachel Dudley) | |
| Tom Nowicki | ... | Sheriff | |
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Katie | ... | Tiger |
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Schicka | ... | Tiger |
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Kismet | ... | Tiger |
In Montgomery County, Kelly Taylor is ready to go to college and takes her autistic brother, Tom, to a specialized institution. However, the bank informs her that she does not have sufficient funds in her account to honor her check. Her stepfather, Johnny Gaveneau, withdrew the money from her account the day before. When Kelly arrives home, Johnny reveals that he used the money to buy a tiger for his 'safari show' project. In addition he has the house reinforced, in order to protect it from hurricanes, so all the windows and external doors are covered with wood. When Kelly awakes, she finds that the starving tiger is inside the house and Tom and she are trapped with the ravenous animal. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
It is a pretty predictable but still enjoyable little movie we have here. This comes down to the actors themselves and a decent script, from which the director did get a few nice scenes out from. Those scenes are really well shot and executed. Nice framing and editing as well. You can watch it once and it will do it's job, even if you start thinking about the things that just seem to happen conveniently.
There are logical errors and you might argue that the moral is a bit too much, but then again this could also be called nit-picking. Can you oversee those obvious flaws and enjoy it as little movie that could? If so rent it and watch it