At Granny's House

Synopsis: Marion Rogers (Granny), an elderly lady in the small town of Haley, reluctantly accepts the mysterious Rebecca Torrance as her live-in caregiver, but eventually the two form a strong friendship. Rebecca soon sells Granny on the idea of turning the house into a guest house for travelers looking for free accommodations., which, in turn, leads to revealing Rebecca's dark and fatal secret. A strange love triangle forms when Rebecca and Ted, a guest at the house, fall in love. This leads to a violent confrontation that will forever change the lives of all the residents AT GRANNY'S HOUSE. A typical Midwest house. A sweet little old lady. When a caretaker moves in to help out, Granny's House becomes a macabre place of death - and love.
Genre: Thriller
Director(s): Les Mahoney
  2 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.4
NOT RATED
Year:
2015
83 min
142 Views


1

Stir 'em up.

Watch the tea!

Watch my China!

Four crack.

East.

So who was that

young man you were with

the other day,

quite a studmuffin.

One of my young

lovers of course.

Five bam.

But you have so many,

it's like a revolving door.

You know people are

beginning to talk.

Yes, we are quite

notorious here.

Well if only that were the case.

Rebecca and I would be

having much more fun here.

Two flower.

Still though, all

those young men.

Keeps you young, doesn't it?

You'll never tell, I know.

Oh, we don't want that from you.

I never saw this coming.

I guess I was confused.

It's all about love, after all.

For 50 years, never

had a babysitter.

It's a caretaker, mom.

She's not here to babysit you.

Listen ma, it's not

even about the stairs.

Do you remember what happened

last time you mixed up

a caretaker can help you

keep 'em all straight.

What was wrong with

Carol, I liked her!

We already talked about this.

She wasn't qualified, and it

really doesn't even matter

if you liked her, we're

not doing this for

a rent-a-friend here.

I guess my choice means nothing.

No, that's not it, mom.

I just meant...

you know better than

your senile mom, right?

That's not it.

I hire people all the

time, it's what I do.

I just know what I'm

looking for, that's all.

Come on ma.

What time is your flight?

Mom.

Never mind.

Thanks again for coming.

The pleasure is all mine,

it's great to meet both of you.

I understand how

this could be...

Awkward for you.

I'm here to help.

Well I'm glad to

hear that, thank you.

You have a wide

breadth of experiences.

Yes, I guess I'm a collector.

A collector?

Collecting

professions, as it were.

Excuse me, a moment.

Sorry about that, work.

Where were we?

Oh yes, a collector?

Now that's an interesting

way you put that.

Let's see here, you've

worked in health care,

it, entertainment and...

Excuse me, mortuary?

Yes.

I did that in college.

It was interesting,

but not really for me.

So, what brings you to Haley?

I've spent a lot of

time in big cities,

east coast, west coast...

I wanna get out of the rat race.

I just wanna go somewhere...

Simple.

Friendly.

Quiet.

Somewhere I can take

care of someone and...

Figure out my next step.

Do you uh...

Do you have any

questions about the job?

No, I think the job

description was pretty clear.

Similar to other jobs I've had.

Not to interrupt,

I just wanna say,

that although the

job is similar,

being a caregiver is

a huge responsibility,

and it's different

from place to place

and person to person.

I will do my best to

fit into your life

and to make it better.

Well thanks, I'm sure that...

have you ever been married?

Mom!

That, that has...

no.

It is a fair question.

If I'm gonna move in,

she has the right to know

a little bit more about me

than what's on my resume.

I've never been married.

I've been close a few times.

I don't know.

Maybe I'm not the

relationship kind.

Well I'm sure a pretty

woman like yourself

has had her chances.

Thanks, I suppose so.

Things just always

seem to fall apart.

I'm better single, I guess.

Well, I can understand that.

I don't know about her.

What's not to like?

She's got, she's got experience.

A great background,

good references.

I don't know.

She just seems too good.

Are you kidding me?

You don't want her here

'cause she's too right

for the job?

I don't believe this.

You know, mom, it

doesn't even matter.

I offered her the

job, she accepted.

We signed an agreement,

you do remember that right?

It was your agreement, not mine.

Dammit, I'm just trying to help.

You can't live here alone.

So you say!

You're damn right!

Look, you need help

and now you've got it.

Case closed.

I gotta go.

You always do.

I will call you next week, okay?

Everything will be

great, I promise.

This is some

house you have here.

How long have you lived here?

53 years.

Wow.

You don't see people

set down roots like that

much anymore.

Why did you move to

Haley in the first place?

My husband was a doctor.

You don't really

want me here, right?

It's nothing

personal, I just...

don't think you need help?

Maybe you don't.

And maybe your son

pushed you into this?

No, I didn't say that, i...

I know.

But I have eyes.

Listen, I really am here

to make your life better.

Really.

How about the nickel tour?

Is that your husband?

Yes, doctor passed away

12 years ago this month.

I'm sorry.

Part of life, death

comes to us all.

Next stop.

This will be yours.

Thank you, it's very nice.

Did you stuff those yourself?

Oh no, it was a family friend.

Kind of ghastly, actually.

I don't know.

I rather like them.

Pretty, well-preserved.

Oh, you don't need to

go down those stairs.

No need to take

unnecessary chances.

I'm fine, it's no problem.

Did you know that trips

and falls are statistically

the most common injuries

among the elderly?

I can take a quick

look around myself.

Really, I'm fine.

And I insist.

What's down there?

Well, okay.

There's a doctor's old office.

Another bedroom.

Now let's see uhm, a workshop.

Storage, oh and

the new basement.

New?

Oh, of course new is relative.

We added it on the

house years ago.

I guess I'll make some tea.

Would you like some?

A lovely idea, please.

I'll be right back.

Perfect.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

A very spacious

basement you have.

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Les Mahoney

Les Mahoney is an American actor and filmmaker known for such films as Mike Case in: The Big Kiss Off, Coldwood and his latest film, which he also wrote and directed, At Granny's House. His film Mike Case in: The Big Kiss Off won four major awards at the 2013 Hollywood & Vine Film Festival, including best director (Justin Baird), Best Score (Edward "Tex" Miller), Best Actor (Mahoney) and the top prize, the Grand Jury Prize. Mahoney has appeared in over 40 films and over 30 TV series. In addition to those films already mentioned, Mahoney has had appearances in such movies as Killer Priest, Brando: Unauthorized, Dirty South and Tangerine Sky. Mahoney has also appeared in such TV series as Dead of Night, Unusual Suspects and 1000 Ways to Die. Mahoney is known for edgy and quirky characters, both comedic and dramatic. From con men to psycho killers to the president of the Chewbacca Fan Club of North America, he has a history of playing the eccentric. He is currently finishing the spy thriller Available, and developing three other films to be shot 2015-2016. He also wrote a crime drama inspired by the 'Grim Sleeper' serial case in Los Angeles called Dancing with Rip which is currently being packaged. Mahoney is president of the film production company Vagabond Entertainment. more…

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