TheCentralScrutinizer — 9 years ago(July 23, 2016 09:31 PM)

Boy, I did not relate to this one. What a stupid, ridiculous disappointing eye-rollingly ludicrous film.
I suppose that if you're a woman who doesn't think that having a young son who:

1. not only insists that his dead brother is still alive, and is always present as a companion, and has conversations with him, but also demands that you play along and lay out clothes, make breakfast, etc. for the dead brother.
2. puts a dead, embalmed cat on your coffee room table when he's upset(where the hell a 12 year-old got embalming fluid from in a remote house out in the country I'll never know).
3. insists that you are, in fact, not his mother but an imposter.
   and you don't think that any of those things warrant an immediate trip to an emergency room psychiatrist, then you might just deserve anything that happens to you and him.
   And how fortunate for the son that
   the mother didn't manage to get the tape off of her mouth until the split second the Red Cross donation seekers shut the door behind them when leaving the house(why they felt free to just walk into a complete strangers house in the first place is another thing altogether), or that, when she did manage to escape her bonds, the trip wire the son set for the mother just happened to trip her in the exact way needed so that she hit her head off off of the floor and knocked herself out again, making it possible for her to be tied-up again.
   Then there was the single painkiller that she took that apparently put her in such a deeply comatose state that she could even be tied up in the first place, hands and feet, without waking up.
   Nope, just didn't get it at all.
   That's not everything, but, it's enough. Rubbish.
   Peace.
   That had
   not
   occurred to us, Dude.