Killing daddy is a very interesting story about a young girl with deep psychological problems. As a kid, Callie saw her mother suffering sort like problems ending in committing suicide, leaving Callie to find her mom's body. Now is the interesting question: did Callie already suffer from the same problems her mother had as if it's some biological problem, or did she become like this because of all she suffered? Her father seems to think the former, making her leave the house and cutting her of completely instead of trying to help her. For me, I think it's more the latter, because who wouldn't turn out like that when you see your mother's suicide and your father abandons you? No surprise grown up Callie returns burning for revenge, I can't blame her. I think it's a really interesting story about psychological problems and dysfunctional families. The acting is very good, especially main character Callie played by Liz Gillies does an outstanding job. I would recommend it to anyone, it sure gives you food for thought.
Review of Killing Daddy
