5150 Elm's Way

Synopsis

5150 Elm's Way, also known as 5150, rue des Ormes, is a psychological thriller film released in 2009 starring Marc-André Grondin. The story follows Yannick, a young man who becomes trapped in the home of a disturbed family after a chance encounter with the patriarch. As Yannick uncovers the dark secrets of the family, he must navigate a twisted game of cat and mouse in order to survive. The film delves deep into themes of manipulation, control, and the lengths one will go to in the name of obsession. With its tense atmosphere and gripping storyline, 5150 Elm's Way keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the chilling conclusion.

Cast

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  Marc-André Grondin

  Yannick Bérubé

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  Normand D'Amour

  Jacques Beaulieu

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  Sonia Vachon

  Maude Beaulieu

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  Mylène St-Sauveur

  Michelle Beaulieu

• Élodie Larivière

  Anne Beaulieu

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  Catherine Bérubé

  Josée

Reviews

5150 Elm's Way has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its intense and suspenseful plot, others found fault with its pacing and execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 60% approval rating, with critics praising the performances but criticizing the uneven tone. IMDb users rated the film 6.6/10, with some highlighting the film's strong performances and unsettling atmosphere. Metacritic's score for 5150 Elm's Way was 55/100, indicating a divisive response from critics. Overall, the movie has garnered attention for its ambitious storytelling and dark themes, making it a compelling watch for fans of psychological thrillers.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island

Inside Out