Relative Fear

Year: 1995

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: George Mihalka

HorrorDrama

Linda and Peter Pratman love their autistic son Adam and hope he will someday speak. Yet Adam endures teasing and abuse from neighborhood children and even his grandfather. When a series of unexpected deaths occurs around him, his parents begin to suspect that Adam may be feigning ignorance to hide involvement.

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