In Behind Closed Doors by Jonathan Button, little Gregory lives in fear of his father and of the monster in his wardrobe. It’s debatable which one is more terrifying, but one evening, as his drunken father is taking his rage out on Gregory’s mother, the little boy decides to meet the monster in his closet.

This is the second film from Jonathan Button (I believe, I could be mistaken) so there’s some room for improvement, but it’s still quite interesting.

My only question is… Why isn’t there anything in Gregory’s wardrobe? I mean, aside from the monster. I know, I know, it’s cruel to keep your monsters in a cramped cupboard, but still, doesn’t the kid have clothes?