Joshua
1,669
Thriller. Mystery. Horror
Brad (Sam Rockwell) and Abby Cairn (Vera Farmiga) seem to have it all. A successful Manhattan couple living in a plush uptown apartment, they have just welcomed their second child into the family--a lovely little girl named Lily. Everything should be golden for the happy family, but their little boy--the nine-year-old Joshua (Jacob Kogan)--is less than pleased with the latest addition to the family. An intelligent but odd little boy, ... [+]
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"Seductive and creepy, perfect for a hot summer night when nobody has the energy to pose a lot of questions." | ||||
"A painfully slow psychological thriller." | ||||
"A creepy-little-kid suspenser decked out with sufficient class to lend it a certain distinction." | ||||
"Terrifically sneaky psychological thriller, which takes great pleasure in watching carefully constructed family values come tumbling down" | ||||
"Part of the fun of Joshua is the skill with which Ratliff juggles horror and realism" | ||||
"'Joshua' falls a bit flat at the end, but overall it delivers some genuine old-school chills" | ||||
"So what's wrong with Joshua? Two things: The audience is ahead of the movie, and the movie never catches up." |
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