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We Need to Do Something

Country: USA, Language: English, 97 mins

  • Director: Sean King O'Grady
  • Writer: Max Booth III
  • Producer: Peter Block, Max Booth III, Colin Duerr, John Hantz, Lauren Hantz, Dave Krieger, Donovan Leitch, Ryan Lewis, John Malerman, Josh Malerman, Bill Stertz, Cinnamon Triano, Katherine Waddell

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For teenager Melissa, family dysfunction is the norm. When a freak tornado traps Melissa inside the family home’s bathroom with her parents and younger brother, those rifts are exacerbated. And as their confinement within the increasingly-more-claustrophobic-by-the-hour lavatory stretches to multiple days, the situation grows extremely volatile. But there’s more than just hard feelings threatening the family. Something evil is beyond the walls, toying with them. Is this the family’s reckoning at the hands of a higher power? Or was it unintentionally triggered by Melissa and her girlfriend, Amy? Whatever the cause is, one thing’s for certain: All hell is about to break loose.

Based on screenwriter Max Booth III’s 2020 novella, first-time director Sean O’Grady’s We Need to Do Something is a single-location funhouse of horrors, starting off intense as hell and steadily tightening its grip. Unpredictable, unhinged and laced with offbeat humor, it’s a confident and singular descent into domestic nihilism that’s as wildly fun as it is deeply disturbing. Get ready for a workout: You’ll be picking your jaw off the floor whenever you’re not applauding this insane film’s audacity. —Matt Barone


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Cast & Characters

Lisette Alexis (as Amy)
John James Cronin (as Bobby)
Pat Healy (as Robert)
Sierra McCormick (as Melissa)
Vinessa Shaw (as Diane)