Summer Of 84
One night, when the friends stake out Mackey's house under the guise of a game of manhunt, Mackey witnesses Davey plant a walkie-talkie outside his window, leaving Davey worried that he is becoming suspicious. Later, Woody and Farraday discover a second vehicle and canisters of sodium hydroxide in a self-storage room owned by Mackey, and Davey and Eats discover the bloodstained shirt of the missing boy, hidden in Mackey's garden shed. They present their evidence to Davey's parents, who are outraged at the boys, calling their investigation vandalism. Mr. Armstrong brings the boys to Mackey's house and has them apologize. Mackey, who claims that the boy seen inside his home was his nephew, expresses no hard feelings, but Davey is grounded. He later sneaks out with Nikki Kaszuba, his friend and the boys' mutual crush, who insists that Davey abandon the investigation. The next day, Mackey visits Davey's home and attempts to call his nephew as proof of his innocence, but the call is not answered.
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Sommer makes some thoughtful choices as McKay, his performance intriguingly balanced between polite loner and creepy loner. But the script is underwritten, with too many fake-outs and an unearned zigzag at the end. It is not the eerie suspense of digging up the suspect's garden or the jump-out-at-you surprises that make a thriller. It is some connection to the characters and some stakes in the outcome. This film stays on the surface, imitating thrills, not delivering them. Nell Minow Nell Minow reviews movies and DVDs each week as The Movie Mom online and on radio stations across the US. She is the author of The Movie Mom's Guide to Family Movies and 101 Must-See Movie Moments. Summer of 84 (2018) 105 minutes about 11 hours ago about 18 hours 2 days 4 days ago
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Summer of 84 (2018)
Summer of 84 is a 2018 horror mystery film directed by François Simard, Anouk Whissell and Yoann-Karl Whissell. The film stars Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Jason Gray-Stanford, Tiera Skovbye, and Rich Sommer. Plot [ edit | edit source] In the summer of 1984, Cape May, Oregon is plagued by the "Cape May Slayer", a serial killer responsible for the disappearances of thirteen teenage boys in the county over the decade prior. Fifteen-year-old Davey Armstrong, the son of a journalist who breaks the story, suspects that his neighbor Wayne Mackey, a popular police officer in their hometown of Ipswich, is the Cape May Slayer. Davey's friends—Dale "Woody" Woodworth, Curtis Farraday, and Tommy "Eats" Eaton—reject this theory, on account of Davey's reputation for conspiracy theories and urban legends. However, when a boy Davey sees inside Mackey's house appears on the back of a milk carton days later, they agree to help him investigate. The boys document Mackey's daily routine and discover many suspicious activities—Mackey regularly purchases gardening tools and bags of soil, brings a duffel bag to work every day, and goes on routine late-night jogs.
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The characters are barely sketched in. One of Davey's buddies is a tough guy in a leather jacket who talks about sex a lot but does not talk about the domestic abuse in his home. Then there's one friend with glasses so we know he can look things up on microfilm. And there's also a fat kid because there is always a fat kid. Davey has a crush on his former babysitter and spies on her when she's getting undressed. Improbably, when her parents decide to get divorced, she turns to Davey for support, and so she gets caught up in the mystery of the missing boys, too. Davey suspects his neighbor, a cop named McKay ( Rich Sommer). His friends respond with enthusiasm, more because it sounds like fun than because it is especially plausible. This leads to numbingly generic thriller dialogue: "This is the most exciting thing that's ever happened to us. " "That was way too frickin' close" and even the unforgivable "I've got a bad feeling about this" and "Nothing was ever going to be the same again. "
