Becky

Becky is a 14-year-old girl grieving the recent death of her mother. She arrives at a remote lake house for a weekend with her father, Jeff, hoping they might reconnect, though the trip is strained by his new partner. Their stay turns dangerous when a group of escaped convicts, led by a man named Dominick, forces their way into the house.

The intruders are searching for something in Becky's possession, and they take the family captive. What they do not anticipate is that the teenager is unwilling to hand it over without a fight, and she begins to turn the situation against them. The film is an action horror thriller set largely in and around the lakeside property, with Becky emerging as the central figure in the conflict.

Becky was released in July 2020 and runs 93 minutes. It was directed by Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott, their third feature together after Cooties in 2014 and Bushwick in 2017. The screenplay is by Ruckus Skye, Lane Skye and Nick Morris, and the cast includes Lulu Wilson as Becky, Kevin James as Dominick, Joel McHale as Jeff and Robert Maillet as Apex. Made for around 5 million dollars, it took in roughly 1 million worldwide. On IMDb it holds 6.1 from about 30,000 votes, and on TMDB 6.3 from over 750; critics averaged 5.9 from 121 reviews, placing them close to audience opinion.