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Old Stock (2013)

After two years hiding out in his Grandfather's retirement residence, Stock Burton is forced back into his small town where he must come to terms with the troubled past that led to his early retirement.

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Brad S 09 May 2014

I really enjoyed this movie. It was slow paced, there were some funny parts, it was a simple, and quirky story :) This movie could have been better, but If you like that sort of thing, recommend.

Geoff Pevere 30 May 2013

Lee’s is more of a hard-edged, hammer-and-nail noir than Park’s existential horror, and it’s far less concerned with the internal state of Joe’s mind than the external havoc it creates.