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A soldier introduces himself to the Peterson family, claiming to be a friend of their son who died in action. After the young man is welcomed into their home, a series of accidental deaths seem to be connected to his presence.
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Dan Stevens
"David"
Maika Monroe
Anna Peterson
Brendan Meyer
Luke Peterson
Sheila Kelley
Laura Peterson
Leland Orser
Spencer Peterson
Lance Reddick
Major Carver
Chase Williamson
Zeke
Joel David Moore
Craig
Ethan Embry
Higgins
Tabatha Shaun
Kristen
AJ Bowen
Austin
Candice Patton
Sgt. Halway
Chris Ellis
Hendricks
Steven John Brown
Mike
Brenden Roberts
Ian
Alex Knight
Mr. Lyles
Nancy Jeris
Secretary
Matthew Page
Fireman
Katie Anne Mitchell
Paramedic
Frank Bond
Mr. Alston
Mike Miller
Elderly Man
Jesse Luken
Drew
Kelsey Leos Montoya
Jason
Justin Ramsey
Bartender
Tyler Riegleman
Jail Guard
Justin Yu
Blair
Lonnie Lane
Grill Chef
Tina Borek
Lady in Diner (uncredited)
Darlene Kellum
Diner Patron (uncredited)
J. Nathan Simmons
Diner Patron (uncredited)
Vanessa Torres
Party Devil (uncredited)
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In terms of tone and pacing, _The Guest_ is a little bit all over the place. But in terms of plot, script, narrative, acting, setting, score, soundtrack, characters, intrigue, effects, humour, rewatchability, entertainment value and originality? Yeah. Pretty much nails it. _Final rating:★★★★ - An all round good movie with a little something extra._
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'The Guest' is a surprisingly fun throwback to 1980s horror. It boasts a thumping soundtrack and quick cuts that really fit into the theme of the film. The exaggerated scenes of violence and gore may be a bit too strange for those who do not appreciate the sentimentality and nostalgia of the movie. The narrative is very straightforward and follows Dan Stevens, an ex-soldier, as he returns to his friend's family's house as a dying wish. He protects and helps them through their individual problems but all is not what it seems. The film does lose it's way slightly towards the end as it tries t…
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