Tony Blake is a middle aged man in his 40’s; he’s the father of three reasonably attractive children and runs a homeless shelter society. Their happy functional family is what every family in Peterstown aims to be.
At first we see Tony as any everyday religious man preparing to see his daughter; however we are immediately shown his cruel fundamentalist secret as he reveals a young girl in his boot beaten and tied up.
Throughout the film we think that only Tony is the killer with no accomplices and that his three children are completely oblivious to his secret which usually takes place in their garden shed where we are made to believe the children are not allowed in.
However, slowly we start to see the children taking part in a number of murders in the town.
As the number of murders in Peterstown increases, so does the fear in Peterstown. We see the townspeople looking to the family for comfort whilst the Blake’s remove evidence from the scenes secretly. It seems the family is working systematically to make sure no one catches them and finds out their secret. Jason Blake, the eldest sibling lures the girls into the trap; Angelina Blake, the middle child tortures them; and Tony kills and disposes of the girls bodies.
The film takes a turns when a new face appears in town. Detective Cole has been looking into all the murders of girls who have gone missing, when he finds some interesting evidence the Blake’s have missed. Now that the Blake’s are at risk of being exposed how will they deal with it? Will the town’s people believe him? Is Cole’s life now at risk? Will he save the next girl before it’s too late?
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