Good advice there from Bobby (Stephen Tobolowsky), who unfortunately didn't follow his own suggestion. He's one of the victims of the mentally distressed Lesley (Camilla Carr), as the picture keeps you up in the air regarding the existence of the unseen Kevin. Is he real, a figment of Lesley's imagination, or Lesley's own alter-ego. All those possibilities are hinted at, so when the real Kevin (Chelcie Ross) shows up at the end of the story, you wonder why he's not some hulking brute who was locked away for his own good. The one kill in particular I was impressed with, if that's the right word, occurred when Lesley used her sword on the hooker who tried to hide in the car with prior victims, unbeknownst to her. Impressive, if you've ever tried to break tempered glass, it takes some doing. I'm not familiar with director S.F. Brownrigg's other work, though viewer comments on this board appear to express a dire warning. If this was his best, I can't imagine what the others are like.
Review of Keep My Grave Open
