Pet 2016
"If You Love Something, Never Let It Go."
Directed by Carles Torrens, *Pet (2016)* is a chilling horror-thriller that dives into the dark corners of obsession and possession. When a man unexpectedly reconnects with an old flame, his longing curdles into something far more sinister.
Director: Carles Torrens
Cast
Dominic Monaghan
Seth
Ksenia Solo
Holly Garling
Jennette McCurdy
Claire
Da'Vone McDonald
Nate
Nathan Parsons
Eric
Janet Song
Mrs. Gundy
Denise Garcia
Britt
Gary J. Tunnicliffe
Homeless Guy
John Ross Bowie
Jessup
Sean Blakemore
Detective Meara
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pet (2016) about?
*Pet (2016)* follows a man who, after reconnecting with an old crush, becomes consumed by obsession. When his advances are rejected, he spirals into a disturbing plan—kidnapping her and holding her captive beneath the animal shelter where he works. The film examines the dark side of love and the lengths one might go to claim it.
Who directed Pet?
Pet was directed by Carles Torrens, an accomplished filmmaker known for his work in indie horror and thriller genres.
Who stars in Pet?
The film features Dominic Monaghan, Ksenia Solo, Jennette McCurdy, Nathan Parsons, and Da'Vone McDonald in key roles.
Is Pet (2016) worth watching?
For horror fans seeking a tight, suspenseful narrative with psychological depth, *Pet (2016)* delivers. While it may not offer jump scares, its slow-burn tension and strong performances make it a compelling watch for those who appreciate indie horror with a twist.
How long is Pet?
Pet has a runtime of 94 minutes.
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About Pet (2016) — A Twisted Tale of Obsession and Horror
Directed by Carles Torrens, *Pet (2016)* is a chilling horror-thriller that dives into the dark corners of obsession and possession. When a man unexpectedly reconnects with an old flame, his longing curdles into something far more sinister. Repeated rejections push him to the edge, culminating in a disturbing act of kidnapping that traps her beneath the very animal shelter where he works. The film blends psychological tension with visceral horror, creating an atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.
As the boundaries between love and control blur, *Pet (2016)* explores the extremes of human fixation. With a tight runtime and a cast that delivers raw performances, this indie gem is a gripping descent into obsession's most unsettling consequences. The confined setting amplifies the claustrophobic dread, making it a standout for fans of psychological horror with a twist.
