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1922
Directed by
Zak Hilditch
TV-MA
2017
1h 42m
Mystery
,
Crime
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6.2
92%
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In the year 1922, a rancher conspires to murder his wife for financial gain and convinces his teenage son to participate.
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Cast of 1922
Thomas Jane
Wilfred James
Molly Parker
Arlette James
Dylan Schmid
Henry James
Kaitlyn Bernard
Shannon Cotterie
Neal McDonough
Harlan Cotterie
Tanya Champoux
Sallie
Brian d'Arcy James
Sheriff Jones
Bob Frazer
Andrew Lester
Eric Keenleyside
Lars
Patrick Keating
Mr. Stoppenhauser
Danielle Klaudt
Female Teller
Peter New
Counterman
Peter Hall
Farmer
Michael Bean
Funeral Operator
Mark Acheson
Pawn Shop Clerk
Bart Anderson
Reverend Thursby
Bruce Blain
Unarmed Guard
Graeme Duffy
Good Samaritan
Spencer Brown
Train Employee
Roan Curtis
Victoria
Anna Louise Sargeant
Hotel Maid
Nikolai Witschl
Concierge
1922 Ratings & Reviews
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
The familiar case of a short story stretched too thin in a feature film.
indieWire
Eric Kohn
It doesn't take any shocking new twists, but musters just enough fresh polish to a classic scenario to make it worth one more ride.
Slant Magazine
Chuck Bowen
Thomas Jane's dramatization of rage is haunting and shrewdly comical in its overt and ultimately moving über-manliness.
Nerdist
Kristy Puchko
Bled dry of suspense and true horror, 1922 is a dismal affair. Perhaps Hilditch was aiming for slow-burn horror, but all he mustered was a patience-trying bore.
CNN.com
Brian Lowry
[1922] is a credible addition to a filmography where practically every thought the writer commits to paper is, seemingly, deemed fit for the screen.
The Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
The film is not lurid in its scares, and instead depicts its protagonist's suffering mostly as a slow rot.
The Verge
Tasha Robinson
... it's a reminder that King's biggest strengths lie in his unparalleled ability to build tension, create atmosphere, and tell a direct and brutal story, not in his ability to launch profitable many-branched franchises.
TheWrap
Todd Gilchrist
Too often actors playing rural roles mistake "slow" for "stupid," but Jane pinpoints Wilfred's mental acuity without rushing through reactions that feel anachronistic or phony.
Variety
Joe Leydon
A largely satisfying adaptation of Stephen King's novella about unappeasable guilt triggered by the mortal sin of murder.
The Playlist
Andy Crump
Months from now, or maybe years, we'll probably look at Zak Hilditch's "1922" as the most essential Stephen King adaptation produced in 2017.
IGN Movies
William Bibbiani
Maybe this would have been a great episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, but as a film, it feels too small for its own good.
Consequence
Dan Caffrey
Zak Hilditch - like Gerald's Game director Mike Flanagan - knows that, even with the pathos behind it, this is still a horror story.
Showbiz Junkies
Rebecca Murray
1922 is a slow burn, a psychological horror tale that weaves a simple yet captivating story.
Wizard
Fred Topel
Stephen King doesn't generally let his characters off the hook for evil deeds and Wilf and Henry suffer real good in 1922. It's a cautionary tale.Not only 'don't murder your wife,' but maybe the bigger picture of 'listen to women.It's good for the soul.'
Las Vegas Weekly
Josh Bell
It's a solid, straightforward thriller that gets the job done without much fuss, and it lands somewhere in the upper-middle of all King movie adaptations.
TV Worth Watching
David Bianculli
1922 plays like an extended episode of Tales from the Crypt - and if approached that way, is lots of fun.
Collider
Haleigh Foutch
Atmospheric and sparing, 1922 is one of King's subtle nightmares, but it packs a punch by inspecting the familiar terrors of masculine pride gone wrong and the sinking spiritual punishment of a man who chooses his own damnation.
Pajiba
Dustin Rowles
Ultimately, 1922 is not an earth-shattering film, but it's a solid, well-crafted story featuring strong performances and a few moments of ick that will get under viewers' skin.
Decider
Zach Dionne
1922 is a new type of Stephen King movie, executed with as much artistic inventiveness as passionate faithfulness.
The John Campea Show
John Campea
The performances are great from top-to-bottom...this was a movie that probably should have been on the big screen.
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