Plot:
Walter Eastwood is acting creepy when he's not engaging his OCD traits and not trusting his family. His daughter, Jane, is hiding
some money she's stolen. That night at dinner, Gregson, Walter's friend, stops by because of Jane writing some IOUs. Walter pays
back the debts.
Later, Walter searches through Jane's room and finds the hidden money and whips out the belt. Elsewhere, Edith is starting to hear
voices telling her to kill her husband, Walter.
The next morning, Edith convinces Jane to help her with the plan.
Walter heads up to the cottage for the weekend. Rupert (son), Jane, and Edith are unable to attend. Edith and Jane arrive at the
cottage later that night and act nicey-nice as they get part of plans in order like spiking his drink, diconnecting the phone, etc... Edith
grabs the gun.
For years I've had to listen to all the Clint Eastwood jokes...
She wants her freedom and to take Jane with her. Of course, being a tyrannical patriarch, he refuses to free her when the drink kicks in
and falls over.
The ladies cover up their tracks, and pour water down Walter's throat before carrying upstairs to place him in this bed. They drive back
home unaware that Walter looks not quite dead or just mostly dead.
They learn from Rupert that dear old dad hasn't got back to work on Monday morning. They head back to the cottage and find Walter's not
where they left him but find his corpse stuffed in the outside trash bin.
Reid, the neighbor, talks with the ladies. He's unaware of his dog acting awfully intensed by the trash bin.
That night, on the drive back home, Walter's box gets dropped off into a pit quarry. At home, the 2 try to calm down when Edith keeps
nightmaring. Walking around, she's shocked by a wax dummy of Walter and chased by a masked Walter... Suddenly, Walter checks in on Edith
and Jane at breakfast when Rupert walks in. Edith sits at the table with a vacant stare on her face with no response.
