Psycho-biddy horror has a new twist in "The Rule of Jenny Pen," James Ashcroft's terrific follow-up to "Coming Home in the ...

James Ashcroft’s unnerving horror film "The Rule of Jenny Pen" makes us wonder what’s scarier: the inescapable clutch of age, ...

A review of 'The Rule of Jenny Pen' with John Lithgow terrorizing fellow resident Geoffrey Rush in a nursing home where elder ...

The Rule Of Jenny Pen's ending is a darkly optimistic one, underlying the surreal horror and unexpected humor to be found in ...

John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush face off in James Ashcroft’s thriller about a man who menaces his fellow elderly residents ...

Veteran actors John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush share their joyful experiences delving into the darkness of the horror-thriller ...

Ashcroft, who adapted the film with Eli Kent from a short story by Owen Marshall, begins the tale with Geoffrey Rush as Stefan Mortenson, an imperious judge. He excoriates a young woman connected with ...

It takes James Ashcroft’s The Rule Of Jenny Pen just a single scene to establish itself as a nasty, engulfing piece of work.

Ashcroft crudely shifts between black comedy and disturbing violence, rather than accomplishing the more difficult task of ...

The Rule of Jenny Pen' is set in a unique location for a horror film: a secluded rest home. Acting legends John Lithgow and ...

"The Rule of Jenny Pen" is expertly acted, says KSL Movie Show Reviewer Steve Salles, and accordingly raises tension to a new ...