removing the wounds that would implicate his involvement. While waiting for Ray, Sean burns Duke's head in a fire pit along with pictures of Susan, exclaiming that if it wasn't for him and his friends he could have had a happy life. He hides in the house while Ray's henchmen search for him. Sean jumps Carl upstairs and hits him in the chest with a sledgehammer and kicks him down the stairs. Carl lies on the floor unable to move from internal bleeding. Beckett comes into the house to find Carl when Sean breaks his leg and hits his back, paralyzing him. With the two henchmen unable to move, he moves on to Ray, dousing him in gasoline and setting him on fire. He returns to the house to deal with the wounded Carl and Beckett, who is begging him for medical assistance and asking why. Sean simply replies asking if there needs to be a reason for his revenge. Sean turns the stove on and leaves the house. He changes Ray's shoes to make it appear that the trio were working on the house when an accident occurs. Sean lights one of Ray's shoes on fire and throws it in the house; Beckett and Carl scream and cry as Sean walks away from the house before it explodes. Cast Chris McKenna as Sean Crawley Kari Wuhrer as Susan Gatley George Wendt as Duke Wayne Vernon Wells as Beckett Lionel Mark Smith as Carl Timm Sharp as George Carissa Kosta as Maureen Ron Livingston as Eric Gatley Daniel Baldwin as Ray Matthews Carlie Westerman as Catlin Gatley Ian Patrick Williams as Tony Shuko Akune as Meade Park Production It is based on a novel by writer Charlie Higson, who also wrote the screenplay for the film. Actor George Wendt read the novel and contacted Higson about a film adaptation. Higson replied that there had been interest in the past but nothing had materialized. Wendt then brought the novel to Stuart Gordon's attention, and they were able to get the project off the ground. Wendt and Gordon had previously worked together in Chicago theater. It took seven years to find a company willing to produce the film. The Asylum was the only studio willing to commit to such a dark and violent story. This was the first film that The Asylum produced; they had previously worked exclusively as a distributor. Release