Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Evangeline Lilly | ... | Samantha | |
Owen Atlas | ... | Lucas | |
Adam Scott | ... | Gary | |
Marcus Terrell Smith | ... | Dwayne | |
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James Weir | ... | Mac |
Russ Mitchell | ... | Russ Mitchell | |
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Paul Slimak | ... | Homeless Albino |
Bridget Everett | ... | Al | |
Clancy Brown | ... | Reverend J.D. Gospel | |
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Rick Applegate | ... | Principal |
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Ken Bolden | ... | School Psychiatrist |
Chip Zien | ... | Stepdad Therapist | |
Chris D'Elia | ... | Wayne | |
Kyle Bornheimer | ... | Victor | |
Donald Faison | ... | Larry |
Gary, who has just married Samantha, the woman of his dreams, discovers that her six-year-old son may be the Antichrist.
A very fun horror comedy, but leans more on the comedy side. Parodies many classic horrors in a very unique way and has quite a lot of laughs.
The acting was quite good, particularly Adam Scott. He suited the role and brought some flavour to scenes. Bridget Everett was hilarious and plays quite a different type of character than usually expected. They both carried the film. I wish the mother had a bit more personality, it just seems as she is there to fulfill her role. She definitely needed more screen time to flesh out her character.
However, the cinematography is very conventional and bland. It is important part of a film and is lacking. Many jokes could have been even funnier with creative cinematography or editing. Though it is worth watching for both horror and comedy lovers.