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THE LOVED ONES
November 4, 2010
When Brent turns down his classmate Lola's invitation to the prom, she concocts a wildly violent plan for revenge.
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Cast
Xavier Samuel
Brent Mitchell
Robin McLeavy
Lola "Princess" Stone
John Brumpton
Daddy Stone
Richard Wilson
Jamie
Victoria Thaine
Holly
Jessica McNamee
Mia
Andrew S. Gilbert
Paul
Suzi Dougherty
Carla
Victoria Eagger
Judith
Anne Scott-Pendlebury
Bright Eyes
Fred Whitlock
Dan
Leo Taylor
Teacher
Brandon Burns
Takeaway Shop Attendant
Stephen Walden
Timmy Valentine
Eden Porter
Keir Willis
Gulliver McGrath
Keir Willis 8 Year Old
Stevie-Lou Answerth
Princess 8 Year Old
Liam Duxbury
Duncan Fletcher 11 Year Old
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Crew
Production:
Bryce Menzies (Executive Producer) — Matthew Street (Executive Producer) — David Whealy (Executive Producer) — Christopher Mapp (Executive Producer) — Michael Boughen (Producer) — Mark Lazarus (Producer)
Screenplay:
Sean Byrne (Writer)
Music:
Ollie Olsen (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Simon Chapman (Director of Photography)
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Questions about The Loved Ones
Where can I watch The Loved Ones in streaming?
The Loved Ones is currently available on Apple TV, Amazon Video, Google Play Movies, YouTube, Fandango At Home.
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How long is The Loved Ones?
The Loved Ones runs 84 minutes.
When did The Loved Ones come out?
The Loved Ones was released in 2010.
Who directed The Loved Ones?
The Loved Ones was directed by Sean Byrne.
COMMUNITY REVIEWS
(1)
Kamurai
7
/10
Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.
If you're into realistic horror/abduction, then this is a great one to add to your list.
This seems like a low budget Australian movie, but they use what they have very well. Most of the movie takes place in a little house out in the sticks, and its the cinematic shots that really make the movie as good as it is.
It's very hard to talk about without spoilers, but the movie builds a great atmosphere with weight to it.
Probably the worst thing it does is show the best friend character having a "normal" prom night that is almost completely unrelated to the horror movie. It really is a double helix rom-com -- survival-horror of a movie.
If you like "People Under the Stairs", "Don't Breathe", or any of the "Saw" movies, then you'd likely enjoy this.
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