A Dog's Breakfast 2007
"Man's best friend makes the worst accomplice."
Step into the darkly comic chaos of *A Dog's Breakfast (2007)*, directed by David Hewlett and blending sharp wit with horror in a way that only cult filmmaker could.
Director: David Hewlett
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Dog's Breakfast (2007) about?
*A Dog's Breakfast* follows a chronic underachiever who turns his sister's wedding plans into a living nightmare. When his usual schemes fail to break up the happy couple, he escalates to increasingly chaotic—and violent—solutions, with disastrous results. Think *Fargo* meets *Arrested Development*, packed into 88 minutes of black comedy.
Who directed A Dog's Breakfast?
The film was directed by David Hewlett, best known for his role in *Stargate Atlantis* and his passion for indie horror-comedy projects.
Who stars in A Dog's Breakfast?
The main cast includes David Hewlett, his real-life sister Kate Hewlett, along with Paul McGillion, Christopher Judge, and Rachel Luttrell.
Is A Dog's Breakfast (2007) worth watching?
With its razor-sharp dialogue and offbeat charm, *A Dog's Breakfast* is a hidden gem for fans of dark comedy and genre mashups. While it didn't earn an IMDb rating, its cult appeal and Hewlett's distinctive style make it a standout indie pick for those craving something different.
How long is A Dog's Breakfast?
The film runs for 88 minutes.
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About A Dog's Breakfast (2007) — A Dark Comedy Where Murder Has Never Looked So Funny
Step into the darkly comic chaos of *A Dog's Breakfast (2007)*, directed by David Hewlett and blending sharp wit with horror in a way that only cult filmmaker could. The story follows Patrick, a perpetually unlucky slacker whose simmering rivalry with his sister Marilyn explodes when she introduces her flashy sci-fi soap opera star fiancé, Ryan. Struggling to sabotage their relationship through increasingly absurd schemes, Patrick crosses a line that even his deadpan incompetence couldn't predict. Featuring an ensemble cast led by Hewlett himself alongside his real-life sister Kate Hewlett, Rachel Luttrell, and Christopher Judge, this 88-minute genre-bending romp delivers twisted humor and escalating mayhem.
Underneath the snarky banter and slapstick mishaps lies a satirical jab at sibling rivalry and the absurd lengths people go to avoid responsibility. The film's offbeat tone balances campy horror elements with dry comedy, creating an experience that's as unpredictable as Patrick's flailing attempts at sabotage. With its intimate cast and clever dialogue, *A Dog's Breakfast (2007)* delivers a quirky, memorable watch for fans of off-kilter comedies and horror-lite thrillers.