 Death Sentence
Starring: Kevin Bacon, Garrett Hedlun, Kelly Preston, John Goodman, Aisha Tyler, Leigh Whannell, Yorgo Constantine
Directed by: James Wan
Screenplay by: Ian Jeffers
Release Date: August 31th, 2007
MPAA Rating: R for strong bloody brutal violence, pervasive language.
Studio: 20th Century Fox
 Domestic: $9,534,258 (59.0%)
Foreign: $6,620,095 (41.0%)
Total: $16,154,353 (Worldwide)
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 Tagline: Protect what's yours.
Nick Hume (Kevin Bacon) is an Everyman with a stable, comfortable life. He goes to work every day at his middle-management job at an insurance company. He goes home every night to his beautiful wife, Helen (Kelly Preston), and his two teenage sons, Brendan (Stuart Lafferty) and Lucas (Jordan Garrett).
The Humes are a middle-class family who are the epitome of suburban bliss. And Nick is content. He pitches in with chores around the house. He relishes the intimacy he shares with Helen.
She is his confidant and equal. And he is very involved in his boys’ lives. Brendan, the eldest son, is confident and headstrong. He is popular, he is an athlete and he is on his way to college to begin a promising life of his own. Lucas looks up to his brother, but is cognizant of the shadow Brendan casts.
Lucas still hasn’t found himself, and he feels a little left out because of the adoration given to Brendan. All in all, the Humes are a typical all-American family – morally upright and humble.
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