A domestic potboiler set in the claustrophobic backwater
environs of a Kansas stockyard, circa 196
A domestic potboiler set in the claustrophobic backwater
environs of a Kansas stockyard, circa 196
A domestic potboiler set in the claustrophobic backwater
environs of a Kansas stockyard, circa 196
A young drifter unexpectedly wanders into a maelstrom of
bizarre sex and shameful secrets in this
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Based on Nathanael Wests satirical novel, John Schlesingers
THE DAY OF THE LOCUST is an absorbing
Based on Nathanael Wests satirical novel, John Schlesingers
THE DAY OF THE LOCUST is an absorbing
A domestic potboiler set in the claustrophobic backwater
environs of a Kansas stockyard, circa 196
A domestic potboiler set in the claustrophobic backwater
environs of a Kansas stockyard, circa 196
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A young drifter unexpectedly wanders into a maelstrom of
bizarre sex and shameful secrets in this drama. With a mere seven
dollars to his name, Clay Hewitt (Vince Vaughn) happens upon a
ranch run by Delilah Potts (Kate Capshaw), a hard-as-nails widow
who inherited a cattle empire from her late husband but needed no
advice on how to keep it financially successful. While Delilah has
become a success in business, she's had much less luck in love; to
satisfy her ravenous sexual appetites, she often calls upon her
various ranch hands to spend the night with her -- and they learn
that saying no to the boss will only make trouble for them later
on. Clay asks Delilah for a job, and she agrees; she also invites
him to her bed and is startled when he turns her down. While Clay
is cautiously fascinated by Delilah, his heart goes out to Flyboy
(Jeremy Davies), Delilah's disturbed and withdrawn son who appears
to need a friend to reach out to. Clay becomes involved with Kitty
(Ashley Judd), a sweet local girl, and together they try to help
Flyboy break out of his shell, only to discover that his problems
-- and Delilah's -- run deeper than they ever expected. Also
released under the title A Secret Sin, The Locusts marked the
feature debut of writer and director John Patrick Kelley. ~ Mark
Deming, All Movie Guide
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