Family Sins

About This Movie

Family Sins (1987) dives deep into the twisted dynamics of a seemingly normal family. The tension is palpable from the start, as Gordon's favoritism towards Keith leads to a palpable rift with Bryan, who's already grappling with his own demons. The pacing is deliberate, building an unsettling atmosphere that gradually intensifies. The performances are raw, especially from the young actors, capturing that sense of psychological dread. The film doesn’t shy away from practical effects, lending a gritty realism to Bryan's dark actions. The themes of parental favoritism and its dire consequences are explored in a way that feels both disturbing and thought-provoking. It’s a unique offering in the TV movie landscape of the era.

Tackles themes like favoritism and familial conflict. · Noteworthy performances from the young cast. · Pacing builds a sense of impending dread.