
After discovering half a million dollars is missing, mob boss Bellavance dispatches four ruthless hitmen to intimidate the families suspected of theft. Their violent mission takes them to the home of the Rutledge family, where they encounter Owen, the emotionally troubled young son. Owen, with a history of violent outbursts and a knack for building dangerous traps, turns the tables and unleashes his own brand of extreme vengeance upon the unsuspecting thugs.
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Dana Ashbrook
Lloyd

Ray Wise
Bellavance

Derek Mears
Chissolm

Fabianne Therese
Lauren

Boyd Kestner
Bill

Ryan Hartwig
Owen

Joseph McKelheer
Wydofski

Jacob Reynolds
Freddie

Eben Kostbar
Lawyer

Lisa Rotondi
Maggie

Stephen Dodd
Accountant

Joe Fiorie
Eugene

Jill Burress
Kay

Trevor Gross
Bellavance's Son

Stephanie Sheak
Jogger
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Who portrays the mob boss Bellavance?
Ray Wise
Dana Ashbrook
Jacob Reynolds
Boyd Kestner
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Mob boss Bellavance Ray Wise is released from prison on bail and discovers that $500,000 of his money is missing. With only two days to flee to a non-extradition country, he instructs four of his henchmen, led by Lloyd [Dana Ashbrook], to retrieve the money and send a loud and messy message to the thieves’ families.
The last house they visit belongs to Bill Rutledge [Boyd Kestner], who has just relocated with his emotionally disturbed young son Owen [Ryan Hartwig], his new wife Maggie [Lisa Rotondi], and her daughter Lauren [Fabianne Therese]. Breaking in, the men execute Maggie and torture Bill for the location of the money, while another, Chissolm [Derek Mears], chases Lauren. She is rescued by Owen, who uses a baseball bat and box cutter blades to injure the man, allowing the two to escape. Owen attempts to rescue his father, but, after injuring another hitman, he is forced to flee into the woods with Lauren while Lloyd kills Bill.
Inside the house, Lloyd and Freddie [Jacob Reynolds] uncover medical paperwork showing that Owen was institutionalised due to violent behaviour after permanently disabling three high school bullies, scoring almost full marks on the aggression scale. His father was only able to get him discharged by using the money stolen from Bellavance. Chissolm and Wydofski [Joseph McKelheer] follow the children into the woods, but the former is further injured by a booby trap set by Owen, while Wydofski is stabbed to death by Lauren when he gains the upper hand against her stepbrother.
Under cover of darkness, Owen and Lauren break into a local used car dealership to obtain transport, however they are ambushed by the three remaining men. Freddie is killed when Owen stabs him in the skull with Wydofski’s hunting knife. Lloyd shoots Owen and takes Lauren back to the house, believing she can tell him where the money is located. However, Owen survives when the bullet deflects off a stolen hub cap he placed in his jacket earlier. A badly injured Chissom returns from the woods, and is shot by Lloyd for his incompetence. Following Lloyd and Lauren back to the house, Owen uses ammonia and bleach to create a chloramine gas trap that incapacitates Lloyd in the basement, before killing him by throwing a dresser down the stairs onto his head.
The next morning, Owen and Lauren arrive at Bellavance’s hideout as he prepares to leave the country. He opens an envelope that contains Polaroids of his dead men, and then looks up to see the two driving the family rental van right towards him.
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