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Frailty is a 2001 American Southern Gothic psychological horror film directed by Bill Paxton and written by Brent Hanley. The film stars Paxton, Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe. It marks Paxton's directorial debut. The plot focuses on the strange relationship between two young brothers and their father, who believes that he has been commanded by God to destroy demons disguised as people. The film premiered at…
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Image The story begins when a man, played by Matthew McConaughey, shows up at the FBI offices and reveals to an investigator that he knows the identity of the killer nicknamed ‘Frailty’, a psychopath who has dismembered several bodies over the years. At first, the inspector is sceptical and reticent, but as the stranger tells his story, he begins to question whether he is really telling the truth about this r…More
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Bill Paxton was one of the most interesting Hollywood actors in last decades of 20th and first decades of 21st Century. While the most memorable films he appeared were those in which he played supporting roles, like Private Hudson in *Aliens*, he has proven himself in lead roles, most notably in TV series *Big Love*. He has also shown ability behind camera, first with music videos, then with his 2001 feature debut,…More
version en francais plus bas It is an American horror film that was released in 2001 of the thriller type. In summary, a single dad is trying to raise two young children when suddenly he has a revelation of killing people. In conclusion, the film has very good actors such as matthew mcconauhey. I give it the note of 6.2 / 10. C'est un film d'horreur américain qui est sortie en 2001 du type thriller. En résumé, un pè…More
I have to admit that my opinion of Bill Paxton was somewhat tarnished over the years, particularly after Twister. I kind of found him to be well, the same person in every film he was in. This movie is an exception to that notion. The movie begins with Fenton Meiks (Matthew McConaughey)visiting an FBI agent claiming that he knows who the "God's Hands" serial killer is and is willing to show the agent where all the bo…More