'The Rule of Jenny Pen' review: John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush go psycho-biddy
Psycho-biddy horror has a new twist in "The Rule of Jenny Pen," James Ashcroft's terrific follow-up to "Coming Home in the ...
'The Rule of Jenny Pen' Review: John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush Are Jumpy Old Men
There aren't many actors who can ricochet quite like John Lithgow. He's a gifted comedian, warm and familial, in films like ...
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 ...
‘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 ...
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.
Review: Don't expect a peaceful sleep after seeing 'The Rule of Jenny Pen'
Film critic Peter Travers reviews "The Rule of Jenny Pen," directed by James Ashcroft and written by Ashcroft and Eli Kent.
John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush reveal their character inspirations for 'The Rule of Jenny Pen'
The Rule of Jenny Pen' is set in a unique location for a horror film: a secluded rest home. Acting legends John Lithgow and ...
‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Review: Nursing-Home Horror
John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush face off in James Ashcroft’s thriller about a man who menaces his fellow elderly residents ...
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The Rule of Jenny Pen
“…Mortensen struggles with the purgatorial confinement and the monotony of the ward and grounds.” ...
‘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 ...