A man (Joel McHale) takes his daughter, Becky (Lulu Wilson) to their rustic summer home for the weekend. It's supposed to be the time when dad and his new girlfriend spring their big news. Instead, it will turn into a nightmare of grisly terror, due to the fact that a foursome of escaped convicts is killing their way toward the unsuspecting family-to-be.
Fortunately, Becky herself is far from being a typical teen, and the thugs are about to learn her lesson.
BECKY is a superb, highly satisfying revenge film, and Ms. Wilson plays her character as a force of nature that's just been waiting to be unleashed. This is a fifteen year old playing a role that is utterly convincing. We feel Becky's pain, grief, and raw fury as she turns the tables and takes out the trash.
Kevin James is also quite good as the sadistic leader of the escaped cons, as is Robert Maillet as the imposing, second in command of the group.
There are some wonderful twists, as well as some surprisingly gory sequences, and the finale is perfect.
An action-packed treat for lovers of the subgenre...
Fortunately, Becky herself is far from being a typical teen, and the thugs are about to learn her lesson.
BECKY is a superb, highly satisfying revenge film, and Ms. Wilson plays her character as a force of nature that's just been waiting to be unleashed. This is a fifteen year old playing a role that is utterly convincing. We feel Becky's pain, grief, and raw fury as she turns the tables and takes out the trash.
Kevin James is also quite good as the sadistic leader of the escaped cons, as is Robert Maillet as the imposing, second in command of the group.
There are some wonderful twists, as well as some surprisingly gory sequences, and the finale is perfect.
An action-packed treat for lovers of the subgenre...