Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vincent D'Onofrio | ... | Bob | |
Eamon Farren | ... | Rabbit | |
Evan Bird | ... | Younger Rabbit | |
Julia Ormond | ... | Sarah Fittler | |
Conor Leslie | ... | Angie | |
Jake Weber | ... | Brad Fittler | |
Gina Philips | ... | Marie | |
Daniel Maslany | ... | Young Bob | |
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Benjamin DeWalt | ... | Son |
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Lyndon Bray | ... | Nasty Father |
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Michael Maslany | ... | Young Brad |
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Kate Herriot | ... | The Runner |
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Alexander Doerksen | ... | Colin (as Alex Doerksen) |
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Troy Skog | ... | Bob's Dad |
Shannon Jardine | ... | Bob's Mom |
Cab driver Bob lives a double life as a serial killer who abducts young women he picks up and then murders at his house. But when he picks up Sarah Fittler and her nine-year-old son, Bob forces the boy to live with him as his personal slave. The boy, renamed "Rabbit" by Bob, grows up witnessing the suffering and death that Bob causes almost every day. As Rabbit becomes a man, Bob seeks to make him his protégé. Will Rabbit carry on the legacy? Written by Michael Hallows Eve
This film is well done. The parts are played well, and the movie is intriguing from start to finish. D'Onofrio is great as the serial killing cab driver. I think Jennifer Lynch has done a great job with the script and the actors. But after seeing 'HISSS', you hoped that she had improved, and in my mind she has done so easily. The story is very good too, I was watching wanting to know what happens with Tim. And then there's the huge plot twist at the end, you do not see it coming! It was what made the film worth seeing through to the end. If you're like me and love a good twist, then this movie is well worth seeing. So I give it a solid 8 out of 10.