Ben Foster plays Josh, who buys a home with his wife Rachel (Cobie Smulders) and young son Max (Will Kosovic). It seems like their dream house until drivers start crashing and dying as they take the ...

and a playful parent to his young son Max (William Kosovic). Their first night in their new home in suburban Canada, Josh gently tucks his kid into bed, assuring him that there's nothing to fear ...

That’s what Josh and Rachel (Foster and Cobie Smulders) hope to do when they move into a gorgeous property away from the city with their kid Max (William Kosovic) in tow. But their giddy ...

The son, Max (William Kosovic), starts the story as a well-loved, privileged little boy, sweet if a tad spoiled, but he internalizes the violence as well, to the point of using toys to re-stage crash ...

The house is located on a, you guessed it, sharp corner. The couple’s young son, Max (William Kosovic), counts the seconds on every car ride, constantly pestering his parents as to what time they will ...

Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders are a nice, normal middle aged couple, Josh and Rachel, who move with their six-year-old son, Max (William Kosovic), into a lovely home on the titular sharp corner out in ...

In the story’s opening moments, the McCall family, Papa Josh (Ben Foster), Mama Rachel (Cobie Smulders), and their adorable “moppet”, seven-year-old Max (William Kosovic) arrive at their new home.

Josh McCall (Ben Foster), his therapist wife, Rachel (Cobie Smulders), and their young son, Max (William Kosovic), have just moved into a new home on a quiet suburban street. Things seem good for them ...

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