The Young Poisoner's Handbook

Synopsis

In the darkly comedic thriller 'The Young Poisoner's Handbook', Hugh O'Conor portrays the disturbed mind of Graham Young, a young man obsessed with deadly poisons. Set in 1960s England, the film follows Graham's descent into madness as he experiments with toxins and uses them to carry out sinister acts. The movie delves deep into the psyche of a disturbed individual, exploring themes of obsession, manipulation, and the consequences of unchecked ambition. As Graham's actions spiral out of control, the audience is captivated by the chilling narrative that unfolds, leading to a shocking climax that leaves a lasting impact.

Cast

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  Hugh O'Conor

  Graham Young

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  Antony Sher

  Dr. Ernest Zeigler

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  Ruth Sheen

  Molly

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  Roger Lloyd Pack

  Fred

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  Charlotte Coleman

  Winnie

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  Paul Stacey

  Dennis

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Young Poisoner's Handbook' for its unique blend of dark comedy and psychological thriller elements. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 87%, with critics praising its unsettling yet engaging storyline and Hugh O'Conor's mesmerizing performance. IMDb gave it a solid 7.0/10, highlighting the film's captivating narrative and thought-provoking exploration of a disturbed mind. The Guardian raved about the movie, calling it a 'darkly comic masterpiece' that disturbs and fascinates in equal measure. Variety hailed it as a 'morbidly fascinating journey into the mind of a poisoner'. Overall, the film has garnered critical acclaim for its bold storytelling and standout performances.