Willard (2003)

Synopsis of Willard

A young man uses his vermin pals to exact revenge upon the people who've domineered his life in this remake of the 1971 cult classic. Starring Crispin Glover in the role originated by Bruce Davison, Willard concerns the mundane, repressed existence of the twentysomething title character, who lives at home with his nagging mother (Jackie Burroughs) and works at a shipping company for a stern, authoritarian supervisor (R. Lee Ermey). When Willard becomes fascinated with a gaggle of rats living in his decrepit home, they become both his friends and his aggressors, as he sics them upon anyone who crosses his path. But one rat, Ben, isn't so amenable to Willard's orders, and a horrifying test of wills begins. Willard was brought to the screen for the second time by writer/director Glen Morgan and producer James Wong, who previously worked together on episodes of The X-Files as well as the features Final Destination and The One. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

100 mins

Director(s):

Glen Morgan

Writer(s):

Glen Morgan

Producer(s):

Glen Morgan, James Wong

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG13(Profanity, Sexual Situations, Scary Moments, Violence)

Categories:

Horror

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