Ma
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Sue Ann is a loner who keeps to herself in her quiet Ohio town. One day, she is asked by Maggie, a new teenager in town, to buy some booze for her and her friends, and Sue Ann sees the chance to make some unsuspecting, if younger, friends of her own.
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Searching Ma's House for the Missing Jewelry

Hobo Attack

Party At Ma's

10 Minute Preview

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'Crazy' Exclusive Clip

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Cast

Octavia Spencer
Sue Ann

Juliette Lewis
Erica

Diana Silvers
Maggie

McKaley Miller
Haley

Corey Fogelmanis
Andy

Luke Evans
Ben Hawkins

Gianni Paolo
Chaz

Dante Brown
Darrell

Tate Taylor
Officer Grainger

Missi Pyle
Mercedes

Tanyell Waivers
Genie

Allison Janney
Doctor Brooks

Victor Turpin
Pietro Kramer

Kyanna Simone Simpson
Young Sue Ann

Skyler Joy
Young Erica

Andrew Matthew Welch
Young Ben

Creek Wilson
Liquor Store Bum

Emma Frances Burge
High School Student

Lamar Lott
Liquor Store Customer
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Reviews
JPV852
So-so thriller, that could've been straight out of the 90s, features some decent performances, particularly Octavia Spencer and Diana Silvers. Nothing special and outside of the language and sexual content, kind of feels like something that would be on the Lifetime Movies network or something. Probably worth a rental, not much more. **2.5/5**
Gimly
I was sort of annoyed by _Ma's_ promotional campaign. When that very first trailer dropped, I was hooked instantly. It very much played up the mystery. You knew there was something not quite right, but no idea what. I couldn't even be certain the angle they were gonna play up was Octavia Spencer as a villain. Then every bit of marketing material afterwards showed the hand almost immediately. Ma's a headcase no doubt about it and that great act 2 twist we had waiting in the wings was ruined. Then I actually watched the thing, and, no, it's totally fair, because the escalation on her craziness is pretty much complete by the end of day 1. Things from the first trailer that I thought could maybe sow of doubt towards making the audience dubious about her intentions, in the actual movie take place **after** she's already commited murder in broad daylight. So my expectations were off, that's on me. All that aside though, _Ma_ really isn't that great. It is okay, not terrible by any stretch, but probably doesn't merit a revisit. Octavia Spencer's character does provoke both genuine sympathy, and an overwhelming creep-factor, and hitting those two opposing aspects is quite impressive, but there is so much that _Ma_ completely drops, it almost feels unfinished.
_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._
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