The film stars fan favorites Peter Fonda, Michael Shannon, Samantha Morton, Charlie Tahan (From TV Series GOTHAM) and Natasha Calis.

A dazed Richard heads down to the basement, and, after unplugging his son's ventilator, sets the basement on fire and lies next to his son. Can’t Come Out To Play explores ideas surrounding the role of the woman; with the two main female characters representing completely opposing ideologies. In her new neighbourhood, she befriends Andy (Charlie Tahan), the boy next door, whose parents keep him confined to their house due to his serious illness.Mary Ann moves in next door and befriends Andy however nothing is what it seems at Andy house with a shock of what is in the basement. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Also, there are twists and turns elegantly weaved in to the story to keep you on your toes, preventing Can’t Come Out To Play from being as predictable as you may think. Nevertheless, I definitely did not expect the twist towards the end of the film and had not guessed the true picture at all.

He truly plays the role of a grieving father quite masterfully, so much to where you begin to feel his sadness and pain, it's simply brilliant. The tension takes place mostly in Andy's house where Maryann and Andy must steal precious moments together to play ball and be normal teenagers while avoiding the critical eye of Katherine who most definitely doesn't want Andy to have any visitors.It is the first feature film he has directed in over a decade (his last being Speaking of Sex in 2001) and his first horror venture since Haeckel's Tale, a 2006 episode of the horror anthology series Masters of Horror.

Katherine's behavior grows even more volatile, while Maryann discovers that Jason was abducted from the hospital as a baby. In her role as Katherine Young, Samantha Morton provides a disturbing insight into the lengths a mother will go to protect her child.That being said, the film seems to intertwine between two families and the maelstrom of chaos that unravels. Reeling from the loss of her parents, the teenager Maryann ( Natasha Calis) moves in with her grandparents, and is grateful when she manages to befriend Andy ( Charlie Tahan), a boy who uses a wheelchair. A couple who keeps their sick son in a secluded environment find their controlled lives challenged by a young girl who moves in next door. We never know how Kathleen’s going to act and her personality shifts more suddenly than the British weather. With just a simple nod or sideways glance she is able to elicit a ridiculous amount of fear and unease.