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Clay Pigeons
1998
In a dusty Montana town, Clay Bidwell's life unravels amidst a tangled web of death and deceit. As the FBI closes in on him, suspecting murder, Clay's world spirals out of control following a friend's suicide, a philandering wife's brutal revenge, and an unlikely friendship with a charismatic serial killer.
Runtime: 104 min
Box Office: $1.8M
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Ratings:
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46
Metascore
7.5
User Score
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61%
TOMATOMETER
67%
User Score
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6.6 /10
IMDb Rating
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61.0
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Check out what happened in Clay Pigeons!
In the rolling hills of Montana, Earl's unexpected demise serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of Clay Bidwell's (character name) reckless infidelity. His best friend's untimely passing, allegedly at his own hands, sets off a chain reaction of deceit and desperation. As the news of Earl's apparent suicide spreads, Clay finds himself scrambling to cover up the truth, only to be met with Amanda's (character name) icy refusal to aid in his efforts.
As the funeral procession winds its way through the small town, Clay returns home to find Amanda's unapologetic advances waiting for him like a ticking time bomb. His guilt-ridden conscience and newfound resolve to end their illicit affair collide as he tries to rebuff her overtures, unaware that Lester Long (character name), an unlikely confidant, has been witness to the entire debacle.
The death of Gloria, Clay's brief fling with a waitress, serves as a turning point in his already precarious moral landscape. Amanda's jealousy-fueled rage is revealed when she takes Clara's life while they're entwined in passion, and Clay is forced to conspire in her cover-up, dumping the body into the lake. The next day, as he and Lester embark on a fishing expedition, a gruesome discovery awaits them - a corpse that can only be assumed to be Gloria's.
The stage is set for chaos as Clay stumbles upon Amanda and Lester together at his ex-wife's residence. Unbeknownst to Clay, Lester's sinister true nature is slowly revealed through his actions, culminating in the brutal murder of Amanda. The following morning, Clay is left reeling as he discovers Amanda's lifeless body, her presence marked only by the faint scent of deceit and betrayal.
Enter FBI agents Dale Shelby (character name) and Reynard, who descend upon the unprofessional crime scene like a well-oiled machine. Their scrutiny zeroes in on Clay, with damning evidence of his illicit affair with Amanda, his involvement in Gloria's disappearance, and his role in reporting yet another body found floating in the lake.
As the investigation unfolds, Lester's cryptic message, delivered by the lake's murky waters, sets off a chain reaction that exposes Clay to the harsh realities of his own morality. The revelation of Lester's true nature - a serial killer with a penchant for "helping" his friends - leaves Clay shaken and lost in a sea of uncertainty.
As Clay finally breaks his silence with the authorities, revealing what he knows about the enigmatic Lester, the feds' inquiry at the trucking company yields an unexpected result - no one recognizes "Lester" by that name, only knowing him as "Bobby". Meanwhile, a search of his residence uncovers a gruesome discovery: a blood-stained knife, which prompts his arrest and incarceration. Little do the authorities know, however, Lester is not about to let Clay's betrayal go unpunished.
In a twist of irony, Lester himself pays a clandestine visit to Clay in jail, hinting at a sinister plot targeting Kimberly, a young waitress with whom Clay has developed a connection. This ominous warning sets the stage for a series of events that will test Clay's wits and loyalty.
As if on cue, Lester assumes another alias - "Lloyd" - and charms Dale, a local bar regular, before making a hasty exit when Kimberly arrives. It isn't until they're gone that Dale begins to sense something is amiss. Back at the police station, Clay expertly manipulates the deputy, securing his own freedom by locking him in a cell and pilfering his car keys.
Clay's newfound liberty takes him to the lake, where he stumbles upon Lester lurking near Kimberly, brandishing a knife. Just as Dale approaches, Kimberly flees into the woods, leaving Clay to confront the sinister pair. Despite being cleared of all charges, Clay remains vigilant, knowing that one misstep could mean disaster.
As he prepares to leave town, Clay can't shake the feeling that he's being watched, and with good reason: Lester is already plotting his next move. Under an assumed identity - "Lyle" - he wins over a unsuspecting Sheriff Mooney lookalike, securing a ride from two police officers in hot pursuit. Meanwhile, Clay slips away unnoticed, his truck driving off into the distance as the stage is set for a cat-and-mouse game of deceit and betrayal.