Beast No More

Synopsis

In the psychological thriller Beast No More, a woman named Mary returns to her hometown to confront her traumatic past, leading her to discover unsettling truths about her family's dark secrets. As she delves deeper into the mysterious events surrounding her, Mary becomes entangled in a web of deception and horror that threatens to consume her sanity. With Jessica Tovey delivering a captivating performance as Mary, the film explores themes of survival, redemption, and the devastating consequences of buried secrets. As the past collides with the present, Mary must navigate a dangerous path to uncover the truth and confront the beast within. Beast No More is a gripping tale that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking climax.

Cast

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  Jessica Tovey

  Mary Jane

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  Dan Ewing

  Jake

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  Taya Calder-Mason

  Beth

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  Roy Billing

  Gus

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  Erin Connor

  Blanch

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  Joel Franco

  Mothboy

Reviews

Critics have been divided over Beast No More, with some praising its atmospheric tension and captivating performance by Jessica Tovey, while others criticize its pacing and lack of originality. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'an intriguing psychological thriller that keeps audiences guessing until the end,' earning a 60% approval rating. IMDb's rating is considerably lower at 3.8/10, with some users praising the film's dark atmosphere and Tovey's performance, but others criticizing the plot holes and predictable twists. Metacritic gave Beast No More a mixed score of 55, highlighting the film's eerie atmosphere but pointing out its reliance on clichés. Overall, Beast No More offers a chilling and suspenseful experience for fans of psychological thrillers, despite its shortcomings.