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Becky (2020)

Directed by Cary Murnion

A teenager's weekend at a lake house with her father takes a turn for the worse when a group of convicts wreaks havoc on their lives.

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She rigs up murder traps so quickly that Becky becomes the bloodiest Home Alone ripoff in existence.
Third Coast Review • Jun 4, 2020
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Wilson does a fine job as the emotional anchor of this film, and like Home Alone‘s Kevin McAllister before her, I love how creative Becky gets with her revenge.
Jeff Sneider • Collider • Jun 5, 2020
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Print this column This description probably gives the wrong impression, but I can’t help but make it: the new thriller “Becky” is an angry, R-rated “Home Alone.”
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The ultra-violent take on “ Home Alone ” with a precocious teen girl who dispatches bad guys like a killer in a slasher movie?
Brian Tallerico • RogerEbert.com • Jun 5, 2020
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Becky is the kind of senselessly violent Home Alone knockoff that only exists in the VOD realm these days.
Evan Dossey • Midwest Film Journal • Jun 1, 2020
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Although there is nothing remotely original or nuanced about Becky – a formulaic thriller that hybridizes Straw Dogs, Home Alone, and Green Room – there’s an undeniable grindhouse pleasure in watching a 13-year-old girl murder the hell out of some Nazis.
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Similar to Saulnier’s Green Room and Blue Ruin , the violence is fast, swift, and unforgiving, though unlike those two films, it’s never connected with dread.
Michael Roffman • Consequence of Sound • Jun 3, 2020
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Although there is nothing remotely original or nuanced about Becky – a formulaic thriller that hybridizes Straw Dogs, Home Alone, and Green Room – there’s an undeniable grindhouse pleasure in watching a 13-year-old girl murder the hell out of some Nazis.
This kind of casting against type can be effective; think of Patrick Stewart, subverting his regal dignity to play a Nazi kingpin in Green Room (a film roughly 20 times as intense and visceral as this one), or of Albert Brooks proving his range as the decidedly non-humorous, razor-wielding crime boss of Drive .
As a merciless depiction of a fascist monster by an affable figure, it's right up there with Patrick Stewart and his gang of Oregon fuckheads in Green Room in the unexpected stakes.
Richard Whittaker • The Austin Chronicle • Jun 5, 2020
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It’s not quite as much of a superlative role like John Goodman in “ 10 Cloverfield Lane “, but it should open a number of additional dramatic roles for the veteran actor.
Bill Watters, www.facebook.com, bill.watters • NerdBot • Jun 5, 2020
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