Nothing is the same for Lucas and Tom. The world is crazy and so is the entire environment of the two brothers. After the death of their parents, they try to fight their way through life and each of them deals with it differently. Lucas becomes the classic problem child at school and Tom seeks his salvation in alcohol. One game keeps them together: Slapface. Hit as hard as you can, and I'll hit you... But that's not all: a dark creature lurks in the woods and keeps a close eye on both of them. Especially Lucas.
Monsters and children. Children and their development. These motifs have already been seen in the most diverse forms. For example, as an extremely nasty variant in FOUND, with which SLAPFACE has more in common than it first appears. Ultra-hard splatter? Nope, there's no need for that here. Rather, it is the gloom and hopelessness of PYEWACKET that spreads here. The result is a nasty but also moving genre indie that skilfully plays with motifs and viewers.
