Red 2008
"They should have told the truth..."
In Lucky McKee's tense psychological thriller *Red (2008)*, an aging recluse named Avery clings to the one constant in his solitary life—his loyal dog Red.
Director: Lucky McKee
Cast
Brian Cox
Avery Ludlow
Noel Fisher
Danny
Kyle Gallner
Harold
Shiloh Fernandez
Pete Doust
Kim Dickens
Carrie
Marcia Bennett
Emma
Richard Riehle
Sam
Tom Sizemore
Michael McCormack
Ashley Laurence
Mrs. McCormack
Robert Englund
Mr. Doust
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Red (2008) about?
*Red (2008)* follows Avery, a man whose life revolves around his beloved dog Red, until an unprovoked act of cruelty shatters his world. Left with no legal recourse, Avery's grief spirals into a desperate quest for retribution, challenging both his morals and the audience's sense of justice.
Who directed Red?
Lucky McKee, known for his sharp storytelling and atmospheric thrillers, directed *Red*.
Who stars in Red?
The film features Brian Cox in a standout role, alongside Noel Fisher, Kyle Gallner, Shiloh Fernandez, and Kim Dickens as the core cast.
Is Red (2008) worth watching?
If you appreciate character-driven thrillers with emotional depth and moral complexity, *Red (2008)* is worth your time. Its gripping narrative and raw performances make it a standout in the genre, though it may not appeal to those seeking light entertainment.
How long is Red?
The runtime for *Red (2008)* is 93 minutes.
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About Red (2008) — A Gritty Thriller About Loss, Justice, and Vengeance
In Lucky McKee's tense psychological thriller *Red (2008)*, an aging recluse named Avery clings to the one constant in his solitary life—his loyal dog Red. When a senseless act of violence claims Red's life at the hands of three reckless teens, Avery's world unravels, pushing him into a raw confrontation with justice, morality, and vengeance. *Red* isn't just a cat-and-mouse chase; it's a slow-burn exploration of grief and the blurred lines between right and wrong.
The film thrives on its stark atmosphere, blending quiet emotional undercurrents with mounting tension as Avery navigates a system that fails to deliver accountability. With a cast led by Brian Cox's quietly devastating performance, *Red (2008)* strips away pretense to expose the primal instincts beneath civilized facades.
