Feeding Lamb · review
Spoilers below. What a family-friendly story! In all seriousness, this was ok for a psychological horror. A serial killer nurse (Andy) feels indebted to an alcoholic epileptic (Brandon) who saved him as kids. Too bad the guy he saved had killed even when young, as killing small animals is usually a sign for psychopathic disorders. Why does Andy continue to help Brandon, who's clearly wasting his life away? Why does Brandon not seem put off enough by Andy's murderous tendencies? Such is their complex, deranged relationship. Would've been nice for Andy to die the way he was saved; getting hit by a train, a true servingof karma. What a wild ride.