The Perfect Host manages to take a rather simple premise and do something rather inventive and refreshing with it. Tomnay crafts a disturbing dark comedy that also doubles as an intense cat and mouse psychological thriller which will keep you guessing and gripped the whole way through.
Nick Tomnay, director of the twist-ridden thriller The Perfect Host, took some time to answer We Got This Covered's questions about his film. In his directorial debut, Tomnay manages to take a simple premise and do something rather inventive and refreshing with it. He crafts a disturbing dark comedy that also doubles as an intense cat and mouse psychological thriller which will keep you guessing and gripped the whole way through.
CinemaBlend says:
When someone mentions the name "David Hyde Pierce," everyone thinks the exact same thing: he's the whiter-than-white guy with perfect diction who played Nigel on Frasier. But after decades of creating an impression like that, it becomes even more fun to play with expectation. Enter The Perfect Host.
Ok...so I gather by that ending there, all those people (except the criminal guy being held captive, plus Hyde himself) are actually just figments of Hyde's imagination.
Looks very eccentric and disturbingly quirky. Could be a fun movie lol.
On a side note, after watching two different CinemaBlend clips now. That teaser trailer ad for Goemon has me interested in that one too.
I definitely got a more comedic American Psycho vibe from the trailer. Doesn't look bad, though one wonders how they will end it.
Yea. Comedic American Psycho sounds like a good way to put it. Definitely interesting nonetheless.
nigel? o_O
anyway, it does look interesting.
i think david hyde pierce is one of those actors who is really underrated.
