A group of boys get invited to a party by the popular girl at school. They exude confidence on their way to see her, only to be taught a valuable life lesson on masculinity.
...ultimately, 3/4 of Peacock is probably more compelling than 4/4 of a lot of a lot of other flicks you'll come across.
C
Christian Toto
RTWashington TimesMay 6, 2010
While the film can't measure up to its psychologically bent scenario, it's still an intriguing choice at the local DVD store or on-demand service.
D
Debi Moore
RTDread CentralMay 6, 2010
Unlike a lot of cinematic peeks into the world of dissociative identity disorder, the script by Lander and Ryan O Roy doesn't spend a lot of time examining the "why" of John Skillpa's life but rather focuses on the ramifications of the "how".
P
Philip Martin
RTArkansas Democrat-GazetteApr 24, 2010
A surprisingly effective (given its miniscule theatrical release) sub-Hitchcock thriller with an excellent cast,