Mouse, and the requisite sounds of things that go bump in the night. Considering that we are introduced to the killers when a light flickers on in a dimly lit basement, revealing them standing stoically in the background, we assume that ghosts and vengeful spirits are afoot, heightened by the disappearance of Liam’s beloved toy, Mr.
Torment does a commendable job of keeping the supernatural potential of the film ambiguous throughout the first act.
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As tensions heat up at the house, Liam goes missing, kicking off a series of events that will lead to the trio fighting to survive the attacks of a deranged group of psychotic killers. A sullen and somewhat difficult child, Liam resents Cory for remarrying after his mother passed, and resents Sarah even more for entertaining his father’s interests. Telling the story of Cory (Robin Dunne), Sarah (American Mary’s Katharine Isabelle), and Liam (Peter DaCunha) travelling to an isolated vacation home in the middle of the woods, Torment is a concise and unpretentious slasher home invasion narrative. The long and short of it is that while director Jordan Barker’s fourth film certainly isn’t a modern horror masterpiece, at the very worst it’s functional, which is more than can be said for many of its peers. Featuring what is an undeniably gripping poster thumbnail, Torment seems to have attracted its fair share of naysayers during its considerable tenure on instant streaming services.
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