Thoroughbreds

The plot centers on Lily and Amanda, two teenage girls from wealthy backgrounds who reconnect after years apart. Their rekindled friendship takes a sinister turn as they plot to kill Lily's abusive stepfather. The film examines themes of detachment, sociopathy, and the emptiness behind upper-class facades.

Cory Finley made his feature directorial debut with Thoroughbreds, adapting it from his own play. The film’s sharp, darkly comedic script combines a psychological thriller atmosphere with dry wit. Olivia Cooke and Anya Taylor-Joy deliver compelling performances that highlight their characters' contrasting personalities and moral detachment.

Anton Yelchin appears in one of his final roles before his untimely death, adding a layer of poignancy for collectors. The film’s production involved companies like Focus Features and June Pictures, contributing to its polished indie sensibility.

Thoroughbreds was released on DVD, making it accessible to collectors who appreciate psychological thrillers with a modern tone. Its concise runtime and focused narrative appeal to fans of tightly constructed, character-driven dramas. The film’s cult following grows due to its unique blend of biting social commentary and thriller elements.