At least he should've shot the little shiet too.

Barron’s Cove hit me hard. It’s dark, tense, and painfully human. Hedlund’s grief feels raw and real, pulling you into a story where every decision feels impossible. It’s not a perfect movie because some moments feel over the top, but if you’ve ever felt loss or wrestled with doing the “right” thing when the world feels broken, this one sticks with you long after the credits.

I tend to cry when watching sad films, but this made me laugh. A terribly confusing movie, that made me rewind it back several times, as the story switched confusingly and incoherently. Not worth the investment, with no character depth, and bad acting.

I never thought I'd cry over an intense movie