Long Lost stars Adam Weppler (The Cobblestone Corridor) as Seth, a young man invited to spend a weekend at the Connecticut mansion of his long lost millionaire half-brother Richard (Nicholas Tucci, You're Next). With the help of his enigmatic live-in girlfriend Abby (Catherine Corcoran, Terrifier), Richard leads Seth down a psychosexual rabbit hole wherein luxury and temptation are intermingled with treachery and taboo.... (Full plot summary below)
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Long Lost stars Adam Weppler (The Cobblestone Corridor) as Seth, a young man invited to spend a weekend at the Connecticut mansion of his long lost millionaire half-brother Richard (Nicholas Tucci, You're Next). With the help of his enigmatic live-in girlfriend Abby (Catherine Corcoran, Terrifier), Richard leads Seth down a psychosexual rabbit hole wherein luxury and temptation are intermingled with treachery and taboo.
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| Film ThreatBobby LePireLong Lost, Erik Bloomquist’s feature-length debut is a confident, impressive mystery-thriller. The actors are amazing, the cinematography and lighting are great, and the directing wrings tension out of every scene. This is a thrilling watch that will get under everyone’s skin. |
| Los Angeles TimesKimber MyersWith its good use of a single location and just three characters, Long Lost almost works, though its fun twist would have felt fresher a decade ago. |
| The Hollywood ReporterFrank ScheckUnfortunately, while Long Lost has its moments, it ultimately fails to capitalize on its intriguing premise. |
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| User ReviewJoeCoolIntriguing, interesting and quite entertaining, though the ending felt a bit wierd to me. Very solid acting, surprisingly well made, really excellent production value. It doesn't feel low budget at all. The director must be really good to be able to pull this off. |
