Source: Film School Rejects
Neil LaBute‘s movies have always had something of an edge to them with titles like 1997’s In the Company of Men delivering a scathing, mean-spirited commentary on the sexes. He took a turn towards genre fare in 2006 with the much maligned but still entertaining remake of The Wicker Man, and he’s been dabbling ever since. Last year’s obvious but amusing vampire flick, House of Darkness, survived on the strength of both Justin Long and some sharp dialogue, but his take on the home invasion subgenre lacks both. That said, Fear the Night still finds some very minor thrills as dumb guys make the mistake of messing with Maggie Q…
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