An Angry Boy a psychological thriller. Based on true events makes this movie more eerie. The cast is perfect for this movie. Scott Callenberger, Caleb Lowery, Thomas Cambridge, Lauren McCann, Laura Frenzer, Logan Keeler, and Eric Roberts. Getting Eric Roberts in the movie was a great achievement and well worth it. I liked how the movie sets itself up for a possible sequel. It's that kind of movie that stays with you after watching it. I liked the chemistry between the characters, very authentic. What also amazed me is how the film looked. It captures an 80's era which I thought was awesome. Way to go Kevin Provost, Cinematographer. And lastly we can not forget Andrew Fitzgerald for creating this story and directing this cast in a way that makes your skin crawl. Very well done. I applaud you!

I have watched Angry Boy twice. The cast did a great job and I am so glad the producer selected quality actors. The movie was of high quality and I was able to follow the story with ease. The story line was fit for my family and teenagers to watch. Congratulations to the producers and his team on creating this movie. I really hope there is an Angry Boy 2. I can easily also see there being a spin-off. Thanks for taking the time to develop the story and for the actors putting a lot of thought in each line for their speaking roles. Sometimes I can tell when movies are rushed but Angry was definitely developed properly and exceeded my expectations!

The film looks spectacular, the acting is excellent and it keeps you in your seat! Low budget thrillers this good are hard to find, so if you're on the fence hopefully this review will help.

Through clever framing and lighting, the film creates a palpable sense of tension and unease, effectively drawing viewers into its world of suspense. The visual storytelling elevates the overall experience.

The cult elements and the small town intrigue later in the story are gripping. If revenge thrillers are your thing you shouldn't miss this one. I'd love to see a prequel about Mr Robers character, something for the filmmakers to consider?