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Gun 2012

★ 6.02 votes18 min📅 2012-01-01

In the gripping 18-minute drama 'Gun (2012)', Spencer Gillis masterfully explores the dark allure of power and control. After a break-in, Roy turns to a handgun for protection, but he soon finds himself enthralled by its seductive power.

Director: Spencer Gillis

Cast

Gabe Fazio
Gabe Fazio
Roy
Ashley Morgan Bloom
Ashley Morgan Bloom
Tina
Eleanor Hutchins
Eleanor Hutchins
Karen
Drew Hale
Drew Hale
Hoodlum / Intruder
Cameron McIntosh
Hoodlum
Chris Lazzaro
Chris Lazzaro
Mike

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gun (2012) about?

This gripping drama follows Roy as he becomes increasingly obsessed with a handgun after a break-in, raising questions about the consequences of unchecked desires.

Who directed Gun?

Spencer Gillis masterfully directs this intense and thought-provoking film.

Who stars in Gun?

Gabe Fazio, Ashley Morgan Bloom, Eleanor Hutchins, Drew Hale, Cameron McIntosh, and Chris Lazzaro bring this gripping story to life.

Is Gun (2012) worth watching?

With its lean runtime and razor-sharp focus, this gripping drama is a must-watch for fans of thought-provoking storytelling.

How long is Gun?

Gun (2012) has a runtime of 18 minutes.

About Gun (2012) — A Haunting Exploration of Power and Obsession

In the gripping 18-minute drama 'Gun (2012)', Spencer Gillis masterfully explores the dark allure of power and control. After a break-in, Roy turns to a handgun for protection, but he soon finds himself enthralled by its seductive power. As he becomes increasingly obsessed with the gun, Roy's grip on reality begins to slip. This intense, thought-provoking film raises questions about the consequences of unchecked desires and the blurred lines between protection and possession. Starring Gabe Fazio, Ashley Morgan Bloom, and Eleanor Hutchins, 'Gun (2012)' is a cautionary tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat. By examining the complexities of human nature, Gillis delivers a haunting and unforgettable cinematic experience that lingers long after the credits roll. With its lean runtime and razor-sharp focus, this gripping drama is a must-watch for fans of thought-provoking storytelling.