- Genre
- Action
- Year
- 2011
- Runtime
- 1h39
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Father's Day
A Father's Day to die for—literally!
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Synopsis
Father's Day is a dark comedy-horror film that takes audiences on a twisted journey filled with outlandish characters and unconventional storytelling. The film follows two friends, known for their lethargy and unimpressive lives, who are suddenly thrust into the world of crime when they learn that a mysterious serial killer is targeting men who father children and abandon them. As they embark on a mission to find the killer and bring him to justice, they confront absurd challenges and dangerously humorous situations that test their friendship and sanity. Directed by Adam Brooks and replete with absurd humor, 'Father's Day' examines themes of fatherhood, sacrifice, and the lengths one might go to for revenge, all wrapped in a riotous blend of horror and comedy. The film's offbeat charm and zany plot twists keep viewers engaged, inviting them into a realm where nothing is as it seems, and every father’s day is a day of reckoning.
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Reviews
Reviews for Father's Day highlight its unique blend of dark humor and horror, appealing especially to fans of the genre. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film boasts an audience score of 80%, suggesting that viewers found enjoyment in its quirky approach. An IMDb rating of 5.7/10 indicates a mixture of opinions, reflecting the film's polarizing nature. Critics often praised the film's wit and originality, with one reviewer from 'Dread Central' stating, "It's an audacious mix of gore and laughter that keeps you on your toes." However, the film's over-the-top violence and erratic pacing received some criticism, with 'Film School Rejects' noting that "what is intended as a comedic exaggeration sometimes veers into chaotic territory, potentially alienating some viewers." Overall, 'Father's Day' is recognized for its audacious creativity and energetic performances, making it a memorable, if divisive, addition to the dark comedy genre.
