When a group of escaped convicts crash a family’s weekend trip, Becky takes it on herself to fight back. It’s part home-invasion and part revenge. The movie excels as a vehicle for violence, showcasing a lot of gruesome hits, but the story stumbles a lot and robs the movie of much of its promise. The convicts are neo-nazis, but it doesn’t inform the narrative. They’re after a key with a symbol (both unexplained) that was kept in the basement of a house they have no discernable attachment to. What we end up with is Kevin James conjuring a surprising amount of menace to antagonize a violent teen girl. It’s bloody, it’s visceral, it’s just not much of a story.
Becky is available now on VOD, and at select theaters & drive-ins
IOWA: Superior 71 Drive-In, Blue Grass Drive-In
INDIANA: Garrett Drive-In, Tri Way 4 Drive-In
KENTUCKY: Regency 8
MASSACHUSETTS: Mendon Twin Drive-In
MINNESOTA: Long Drive-In
NORTH CAROLINA: Hounds Drive-In, Raleigh Road Drive-In, Badin Road Drive-In, Eden Drive-In
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Milford Drive-In 2
NEW JERSEY: Delsea Drive-In
NEW YORK: Transit Drive-In, Silver Lakes Drive-In, Sunset 3 Drive-In, Vintage Drive-In, Delevan Twin Drive-In
OHIO: Mayfield Road Drive-In, Skyway Drive-In, South Drive-In Twin, Tiffin Drive-In, Starview Drive-In, Springmill Drive-In, Magic City Twin Drive-In, Van-Del Drive-In, Dixie Drive-In, Aut-O-Rama Twin Drive-In, Elm Road Triple Drive-In, Field of Dreams Drive-In
OKLAHOMA: Tower Drive-In
PENNSYLVANIA: Garden Drive-In, Circle Drive-In, Comet Twin Drive-In, Kane Family Drive-In, Riverside Drive-In, Silver Drive-In, Skyview Twin Drive-In
SOUTH CAROLINA: Hi-Way 21 Drive-In
TENNESSEE: Stardust Drive-In
WISCONSIN: Stardust Drive-In
