Frailty

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Nick O @Nicki1985 Aug 27 When religious nuts claim to kill because “God told me to”, ya think they actually talked to god or are they just crazy? I guess we can never know. What we do know, is that Bill Paxton always kills it! See more Oaklee D @ODie63 Aug 26 Directed by and starring the late great Bill Paxton and with Matthew Mconaughey in a supporting role, Frailty is a treat and a really well made, coming of age horror. See more Donny W @DonnyBlanco Aug 16 Must see thriller and mystery. Before Dexter, there was Bill Paxton and his magical weapons. Great directing by Paxton. One of my favourite under the radar movies, It holds my attention like Seven. See more J H @UpstateNYThriller Aug 15 9.4/10 Early 2000s movie, Thriller, Mystery Matthew McConaughey plays a guy who goes and confesses that he had a childhood killing with his father and his brother. He can see when people have sinned. Really good twist at the end. Kind of like a religious type Dexter. Top-tier movie, similar to clovehitch. See more Scott H @RT90960842 Aug 7 If you're in the mood for an original, nicely paced, well-directed horror film, by all means watch 2001's "Frailty" starring Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe. This was the only film that Paxton directed and he did a fine job. See more Mike B @MikelMotarcycl Aug 6 The directing is exceptional, marked by remarkable restraint and confidence. Every scene builds on the last with quiet precision, allowing dread to accumulate instead of announcing itself with cheap scares. The film trusts its audience, and that trust pays off with an experience that's both unsettling and unforgettable. The writing is equally outstanding. The screenplay layers faith, fear, family, and morality into a story that never loses sight of its characters. Every conversation carries weight, every revelation feels earned, and the narrative steadily tightens until the final moments land with astonishing force. Rather than relying on twists for their own sake, the story carefully plants every seed so that the ending feels both surprising and inevitable. What makes Frailty endure is its willingness to ask uncomfortable questions without handing out easy answers. See more Read all reviews

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