Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Thomas Jane | ... | Wilfred James | |
Molly Parker | ... | Arlette James | |
Dylan Schmid | ... | Henry James | |
Kaitlyn Bernard | ... | Shannon Cotterie | |
Neal McDonough | ... | Harlan Cotterie | |
Tanya Champoux | ... | Sallie Cotterie | |
Brian d'Arcy James | ... | Sheriff Jones | |
Bob Frazer | ... | Andrew Lester | |
Eric Keenleyside | ... | Lars | |
Patrick Keating | ... | Mr. Stoppenhauser | |
Danielle Klaudt | ... | Female Teller | |
Peter New | ... | Counterman | |
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Peter Hall | ... | Farmer |
Michael Bean | ... | Funeral Operator | |
Mark Acheson | ... | Pawn Shop Clerk |
Featuring shades of Edgar Allen Poe's ["A Tell-tale Heart" and] "The Black Cat", 1922, with a Bonny and Clyde sub-plot, based on the Stephen King novella of the same name, centers on simple but proud farmer, Wilfred James, who, with the reluctant help of his teenage son, murders his wife to gain ownership of her inherited land. Shortly after, however, strange and supernatural occurrences begin to plague both James and his farm. Is it just simple bad luck, or is it the work of something much more sinister? Written by Jake Logsdon
1922 is one of those movies you think or hope is going to pick up but never does. At some points it appeared to be building up some momentum but never delivers. At several points during the movie II nearly turned it off but it seemed to hold my attention just enough that I was able to make it to the end
I'm sure many will enjoy this film, it's very different and the Thomas Jane's acting and portrayal of the difficult role of Wilfred James was nothing short of exceptional. But at the end of the day I beleive far more people will find this movie slow and hard to sit through.