When out-on-bail mob boss Bellavance discovers that $500,000 of his money is missing, he sends four hardcore hit men to send a "loud and messy" message to the suspected thieves' families. But when the killers invade the Rutledge home, they'll meet the household's emotionally disturbed young son Owen. Owen has a history of violent behavior, knows how to make lethal booby-traps and is about to teach these thugs some deadly lessons in extreme vengeance. Four heavily armed hitmen and two unusual teenagers go to war over $500,000 of stolen cash. "We don't have to do this clean, you go down this list and kill them all, then you find my money. You got 48 hours." When a recently released criminal gets out of prison and returns to his life he notices that $500,000 of his money has been stolen. After finding out who took it he hires a group of hit men to get the money back. Things go fine until they reach a house with a boy who fights back. Based on the preview I was intrigued at this. It seemed like a movie I would like but thought it could go either way. I have to say this was a huge surprise to me. This is not a movie for everyone because it is very bloody and violent. The best (and only) way to describe this is that this is an over the top extreme violent version of "Home Alone". If that doesn't want to make you watch it then I don't know what else to say. To me this movie was very fun to watch and I really liked it, it a morbid way. These revenge movies like this are one of my favorite type of movies. Overall, a very over-the-top violent version of "Home Alone" that I loved but is not for everyone. I give it an A…I know but I really enjoyed it. Didn't know much about Steven C. Miller because I'm not so into Horror. But then he makes also something like this film and therefor I like him. Imagine watching "Kevin Home Alone" Rated R. And Kevin is a mixture between MacGyver and Bruce Willis in Die Hard. Nicely played by the about 10 years old Ryan Hartwig, who really isn't speaking much.<br/><br/>Dana Ashbrook played one of the bad guys, he and hes crew sometimes played a little bit "to soft", like in a comedy, so they spoiled the Thriller-feeling a bid. I mean there was a lag of acting between the bad guys and the family, something like:"The Desperate Hours (1955)" was missing. For the Rest I was surprised how good it was. Fabianne Therese is a good casting as well.
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