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The Domestics

R·2018·95m

Thriller

Horror

Thriller

Horror

Summary

A young husband and wife must fight to return home in a post-apocalyptic mid-western landscape ravaged by gangs.

Cast

Kate Bosworth

Nina West

Tyler Hoechlin

Mark West

Sonoya Mizuno

Betsy

Lance Reddick

Nathan Wood

Kaden Washington Lewis

Steven Wood

Jacinte Blankenship

Theresa Wood

Mikaela Kimani Armstrong

Bella Wood

David Dastmalchian

Willy Cunningham

Jeff Chase

Bill The Big

Thomas Francis Murphy

Plowboy Jim

Tim Bell

Plowboy Driver

Eddie Matthews

Plowboy Machine Gunner

Laura Cayouette

Connie

Brad Leland

Pit Boss Gambler

Dana Gourrier

Wanda the Gambler

Dave Davis

Flame Gambler

Preston Schrag

Buffalo Head Gambler

Travis Gomez

Dog Head Gambler

Deven MacNair

Gambler Woman

Mike Mayhall

Muskrat Gambler

Oscar Gale

Random Gambler

Martin Covert

Wrenhaus Desk Clerk

Jaren Mitchell

Wrenhaus Letterman

Lee Perkins

Dean the Nailer

Dane Rhodes

Nailface

Mark Yawn

Nailer #1

Matty Ferraro

Nailer #2

Erik Schultz

Nailer #3

Eric van Arsale

Nailer #4

Austin Seifert

Nailer Teenage Boy

David Jensen

Old Man

Colby Boothman-Shepard

Young Friend

Mary Alice Risener

Young Pin Up Girl

Jim Gleason

Dale

Lance E. Nichols

Winston

Al Vicente

Javier

Nina Leon

Catalina

Sophia Rosales

Cynthia

Richard Holden

Phil

Nicholas X. Parsons

Andrew

Dillon Ahlf

Preteen #1

Caden Swain

Preteen #2

London Curtis

Preteen #3

Jesse Yarborough

Teacher (uncredited)

Mike P. Nelson

Horned Gambler (uncredited)

Paris Hepburn

School Child (uncredited)

Steven Grossman

Wrenhaus Gambler (uncredited)

Josh Diogo

Smoking Nailer (uncredited)

Anitra Connor

Wrenhouse Gang Member (uncredited)

Hugo Christian

Gambler (uncredited)

Tony Beard

Teacher (uncredited)

Anthony Barbier

Pitboss helper (uncredited)

Ava Alyse Anthony

Student (uncredited)

Joseph Angelette

Target Kid (uncredited)

Max Geller

Flame Gambler (voice)

Allyn M. Schmitz

Crazy Al (voice)

Michael Krikorian

Sheet #1 (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Writer

Mike P. Nelson

Reviews

Ruuz

September 13, 2018

Probably could have benefitted from some extra funding, and some... better leads, but even with that said, _The Domestics_ is actually a lot fresher than I was expecting. Sure it has the mandatory _Mad Max_ ripoffs that you find in every single post-apocalyptic movie of the past thirty years, but there is at least a single relatively original idea, and a couple of moderately interesting side characters. I can't go so far as to say that it's good, but _The Domestics_ is... Better? I guess. I'm not sure what than, but it feels an appropriate word.

_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._