Rule of Jenny Pen doesn't quite succeed

What Persuaded John Lithgow To Join Horror Film The Rule Of Jenny Pen? He Told Me About The One Thing That's 'Not Ordinarily How You Hear Horror Directors Talk'
T he horror genre has a unique place in the entertainment industry. Some of the best horror movies were made on a minimal budget, allowing there to be massive profit if a title hi
‘The Rule Of Jenny Pen’ Review: A Master Class In Acting As John Lithgow Terrorizes Geoffrey Rush In A Nursing Home Full Of Elder Abuse
A review of 'The Rule Of Jenny Pen' with John Lithgow terrorizing fellow resident Geoffrey Rush in a nursing home where elder abuse runs rampant
‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Review: Nursing-Home Horror
A creepy doll usually falls into the former category, but “The Rule of Jenny Pen” places such an object in uncomfortable territory: among the frail and meek residents of a nursing home. It approaches the unbearable to see such people’s usual troubles multiplied by a psycho with a doll.
Geoffrey Rush Name Dropped Alien When Discussing The ‘Very Dark’ Tone Of New Horror Flick The Rule of Jenny Pen And I Totally See It
The veteran performer says he gave his "Beau Is Afraid" co-star an acting tip that brought him back down to Earth after getting too lost in the role The post Nathan Lane Remembers Pulling Joaquin Phoenix Aside After He Got Too Intense, Wasted 3 Hours of Filming | Video appeared first on TheWrap.
John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush talk horror in "The Rule of Jenny Pen"
Many actors have launched their careers in horror movies. But two of our most acclaimed stars are now headlining a low-budget horror film: "The Rule of Jenny Pen," about a psychopath terrorizing his fellow nursing home residents with a sinister doll puppet.
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Ashcroft crudely shifts between black comedy and disturbing violence, rather than accomplishing the more difficult task of combining the two into one nauseating, yet undeniably thrilling sensation.
The Rule Of Jenny Pen Review: I Haven’t Seen A Horror Movie This Genuinely Nasty In A Long Time, And I Love It
It takes James Ashcroft’s The Rule Of Jenny Pen just a single scene to establish itself as a nasty, engulfing piece of work. Sitting at the bench at the front of a courtroom, Geoffrey Rush’s Judge Stefan Mortensen opens the film viciously berating a man found guilty of sexually violating a minor among other
‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Review: More Than the Usual Nursing Home Horrors
Ashcroft, who adapted the film with Eli Kent from a short story by Owen Marshall, begins the tale with Geoffrey Rush as Stefan Mortenson, an imperious judge. He excoriates a young woman connected with a criminal case: “You’re not a victim here.” These words will come back to haunt him.
Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush talks about ‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ horror film
Academy Award winner Geoffrey Rush ("Shine") chatted about his new psychological thriller "The Rule of Jenny Pen," which was directed by James Ashcroft.
‘The Rule of Jenny Pen' Review: Geoffrey Rush and John Lithgow Lock Horns in Dark Dementia Thriller
James Ashcroft directs this twisted battle of wits that marries a psychological eldercare drama with a toxically masculine "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?"
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