An
estranged girl named May (Angela Bettis)
never fit in with the crowd at school as
she grew up wearing a pirate's patch that
covered her lazy eye lid.
Well while growing up, her mother Mama
Canady (Merle Kennedy) gave her a doll
that she said was her best friend and
always talked to it.
May has the doll and talks to it now
until she runs into a guy named Adam
(Jeremy Sisto) and she is in total awe
and will do anything to grab his
attention.
They finally hit it off but he is finding
her a little strange with her actions.
She keeps talking to her doll and finding
ways to do the right things.
She wants to make more friends but
somehow they don't turn out the way she
wants them.
While she accidently killed her cat this
gave her an idea so she kills them and
keeps their body parts that are perfect
and has a twisted plan of her own.
What a twisted and
disturbing film this was but it was well
done and it really makes you cringe too.
At first it is a dark drama so I thought
they made a mistake by categorising it as
a horror but then the horror does start
in it and does it ever.
If you are in a depressed mood and love
cats I would not recommend this film at
all.
A true psychopath love story.
The acting is
terrific by all the cast members who
performed in this piece especially by Angela
Bettis as May which you couldn't
find a better person to play a sick and
twisted character. She uses similar
elements like she did in the remake of
Carrie but took it more to the
extreme.
Jeremy Sisto also does well and
represents his character as an eccentric
type greatly. He had the perfect looks
too with the role he was playing.
Anna Farris played a perfect
role as a working partner of May's and
great as a sleazy lesbian who likes to
fool around.
Supporting actress Nichole Hiltz
is terrific as a beautiful lesbian whore
with an attitude.
A piece of a dogs
leg is revealed.
An animal is having surgery and their
insides are shown
A dead cat is in a freezer
Scissors is impaled in a heads head
A lesbians throat is double slit
There are body pieces revealed and sewn
together.
An eye is stabbed out
Lucky McKee
seems to do well directing his actors
even if you wonder where the story is
going.
He directs Angela Bettis'
actions very well like you were watching
her in Carrie except she
seems more intense thanks to his
direction on her and shows her crying and
then going crazy at the same time making
it look believeable for a psychopath. It
very disturbing with her obsessions and
loneliness and needing to be loved.
We have a great scene between Bettis
and Anna Farris at their work
rtogether when Farris tries to
come on strongly to Bettis which makes
you think "What is wrong with this
picture"
There was a nice touching scene with her
and Jeremy Sisto in the laundry
room when she introduces him to her new
pet cat making you really want her and
someone who needs to be loved.
Oh god, then there's a real disturbing
scene with an accidental killing of a cat
and I feared that was going to happen
which I found unnecessary. But that's
what made the film disturbing, shocking
and it was the key scene to the horror
story in it
The music was composed by Jaye Barnes
Luckett as he shows some nice piano
music and other types of symphony too.
Mama:
I've always said, "If you can't find
a friend, make one."
Polly:
Maybe we can hang out, eat some melons.
May:
Okay. A couple of weeks ago, and old man
comes in, and says his dog is dying. And
he begs us to save it. A 90-pound black
lad named Seymour. We take him in and run
some tests, and find that he has a
twisted bowel, and needs to be operated
on immediately. So we shave Seymour's
tummy, we cut him open, and take out a
piece of intestine about--about the size
of a hot dog. Everything went smooth,
but... when we went to sew Seymour back
up, we realized we were out of the heavy
sutures your supposed to use for large
dogs. So the doctor decided that if we
tripled up on cat sutures, that should do
the trick. Well... a few days go by, and
the old man calls up hysterical. The
sutures had burst while he was at work,
and by the time he got home, Seymour was
sprawled out on the back porch with his
guts spread all over the concrete, and
the fence was soaked in blood all around
the yard. It was a mess
[Adam stares in disgust]
May: . I had to sew that one back
up
[giggles]
May: .
Polly:
Do you like pussy?
May: What?
Polly: Cats. You like pussy cats?
Polly:
Shut up, hooker!
May:
[to Suzy, the doll] I told you to
face the goddamn wall!
May:
You have really beautiful legs.
Ambrosia: I thought you said they
were gams.
May: Gams, stems, wheels...
whatever.
[May
is hiding two dead bodies in a cooler]
Woman on Street: Hey, you got any
cold ones in there?
May: Yes, I do.
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