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Thomas Haden Church

17 June 1960, Yolo, California, USA

Rachel Harker

Stephen Benson

M. Emmet Walsh

22 March 1935, Ogdensburg, New York, USA

Melissa Leo

14 September 1960, New York City, New York, USA

Elisabeth Shue

6 October 1963, Wilmington, Delaware, USA

Amanda George

30 April 1987, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA

James Rebhorn

1 September 1948, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Bates Wilder

14 October 1961, Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA

Keith David

4 June 1956, Harlem, New York City, New York, USA

18 December 1967, Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA

Pruitt Taylor Vince

5 July 1960, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Ted Arcidi

16 June 1958, Buffalo, New York, USA

Lewis D. Wheeler

Charlie Peabody

Harley Harrison

19 June 1986, Wayland, Massachusetts, USA

Lonnie Farmer

Darryl Wooten

Jake Goldberger

12 May 1977, New York City, New York, USA

Jake Goldberger

12 May 1977, New York City, New York, USA

Don McKay

Played by: Thomas Haden Church

Principal Edwards

Played by: Stephen Benson

Dr. Lance Pryce

Played by: James Rebhorn

Officer Randall

Played by: Ted Arcidi

New York Post

Don McKay certainly has its moments, but it never manages to maintain the consistent tone so crucial if a black comedy is going to actually be funny.

April 02, 2010

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Boxoffice Magazine

Clearly Goldberger thinks he can juggle this delicate noirish soufflé but it all comes crashing down around him because the true nature of his characters' actions just don't make a whole lot of sense.

April 06, 2010

Reel Film Reviews

...an almost aggressively pointless piece of work that simply isn't able to justify its very existence.

July 31, 2011

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New York Times

When you pack your movie with performers like Mr. Church, Ms. Leo, Mr. Rebhorn and Keith David (as Donâ(TM)s old friend), all with faces and deliveries that can slide easily between comedy and menace, youâ(TM)re holding a full house.

April 02, 2010

eFilmCritic.com

The tone and the pacing always seem a little off and as a result, we become all too aware of mechanics of the screenplay grinding along towards a finale that is simply too complicated and unbelievable for its own good.

April 08, 2010

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Village Voice

A strange, largely inert indie thriller.

March 31, 2010

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Q Network Film Desk

Goldberger makes the most of his eclectic, multi-Oscar-nominated cast to make up for the lack of scope and visual panache, not to mention the sometimes strained machinations of his plot

June 29, 2010

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Boston Globe

This is a movie that, if you can make it to the last 30 minutes, starts to make some sense. It seems the plot twist is the only good idea in the script.

April 01, 2010

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Associated Press

An admirable attempt even if the film only works spottily.

April 01, 2010

Reeling Reviews

[Director] Greenberg's tyro script is both dark comedy and slick whodunit and all the players do it justice. He handles his material and fine cast with a deft hand that belies his freshman status.

April 02, 2010

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DVDTalk.com

Labored and distractingly uneven, Don McKay comes across as a lackadaisical film school writing assignment that somehow lucked into a feature film deal.

July 24, 2010

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Entertainment Weekly

Goldberger gets a few good tonal feints in, especially when he consults the Coen recipe book for the disorienting effect of blood (and bloody violence) on American simple folk.

April 07, 2010

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