To her credit, Gershon gives it her all, fully investing herself in her character’s increasing hysteria. He’s also made the unwise decision of casting himself in a supporting role, an assignment he handles with the same lack of finesse as his direction.
Making his feature directorial debut, Baker - whose IMDB profile says that he owns “the #1 rated day spa in the country” and has the goal of “entertaining people by making their dreams come true” - mainly reveals that he’s watched far too many of these sorts of thrillers before. Scripted by Zoe King (whose late father, Zalman King, was an expert at this sort of B-movie erotic thriller), Inconceivable lurches from one laughably predictable, awkward moment to the next. Unsurprisingly, Linda meets an untimely demise and Katie steps in, with predictably terrible ramifications that threaten to tear Brian and Angela apart.įaye Dunaway Breaks Silence on Oscars Fiasco: "Why Didn't I See Emma Stone's Name?" Things only get worse when Angela asks Linda to be their surrogate. While Brian takes these things in stride, his overbearing mother ( Dunaway), who might just as well be named “Suspicious,” repeatedly voices her distrust of the new arrival. You can pretty much guess the rest, as Katie rewards her benefactors by taking topless dips in their pool and being caught making love to an unknown person in the guesthouse in the middle of the day. Not to mention the contact lenses that make Katie’s brown eyes a startling shade of blue. So when Katie announces she has to leave town to take a job elsewhere, Angela impulsively offers her employment as a part-time nanny and a place to stay in their guesthouse.īy then audiences will already know that Katie is up to no good, thanks to the film’s prologue, which serves mainly to demonstrate that you should never attempt to strangle someone when there’s a butcher’s knife within their reach. After being introduced by mutual friend Linda (Natalie Eva Marie), Angela and Katie and their daughters become best friends. The couple’s lives become fatefully intertwined with Katie (Nicky Whelan), a beautiful young woman who has just moved to the area with her four-year-old daughter Maddie (Sienna Soho Baker).
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