Cookers

Synopsis

In the movie Cookers, a group of meth addicts embarks on a dangerous journey to find their next fix in an abandoned rural farmhouse. As they become increasingly paranoid and the lines between reality and delusion blur, they must confront their inner demons and the horrors of their addiction. Brad Hunt delivers a chilling performance as the group's leader, adding a layer of intensity to the gritty and suspenseful narrative. With its raw portrayal of addiction and desperation, Cookers explores the dark underbelly of substance abuse and the harrowing consequences it can have on individuals. The film takes viewers on a harrowing rollercoaster ride of fear, paranoia, and ultimately, redemption.

Cast

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  Brad Hunt

  Hector

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  Cyia Batten

  Dorena

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  Patrick McGaw

  Merle

• Paul Banashek

  Man in the Woods

• Ashley Ann LaPan

  Little Girl

• Karole Nellis

  Old Woman

Reviews

Cookers has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its gritty portrayal of addiction while others criticizing its uneven pacing. The film has a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb, indicating a divisive response from audiences. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus states, 'Cookers delivers a raw and unflinching look at the horrors of addiction, but struggles to maintain tension throughout.' Some reviewers have applauded Brad Hunt's performance, noting his ability to convey the desperation and inner turmoil of his character. Others have called out the film for its reliance on shock value and graphic imagery, suggesting it may alienate more sensitive viewers. Overall, Cookers offers a disturbing glimpse into the destructive cycle of drug abuse, but falls short of delivering a cohesive and impactful narrative.