BAD BEHAVIOUR

Cinemavixion Review

Joseph Stephen Sims' 2010 thriller, "Bad Behaviour," presents a taut narrative weaving together disparate lives touched by crime and consequence. The film masterfully interlaces the stories of Emma and Peterson facing a predatory threat, a grieving father seeking justice, and a man confronting infidelity, demonstrating a keen eye for the intersecting nature of human drama. John Jarratt and Lindsay Farris deliver compelling performances, anchoring the film's exploration of darker impulses and moral ambiguity. While the film garnered awards according to external data, its IMDb rating suggests a polarizing reception, making it a compelling, albeit potentially challenging, watch for audiences intrigued by intricate crime thrillers that delve into the complexities of vengeance and betrayal. The intersecting storylines promise a suspenseful journey into the heart of human nature's darker aspects.