Rattlesnakes is a psychological thriller directed by Julius Amedume and based on the stage play of the same name by Graham Farrow. The movie follows Robert McQueen, a successful businessman who is known to have numerous affairs with married women. The story takes place in Los Angeles where Robert, played by Jimmy Jean-Louis, meets with three of his ex-lovers - Alice (Catherine Wreford), Grace (Lizzie Stanton), and Rebecca (Jackie Appiah).
As the conversation progresses, things take a dark turn when the three women accuse Robert of fathering their children and ruining their marriages. They demand that he goes with them to a remote location to pay for his sins. Robert complies, thinking that they want to talk things out, but he quickly realizes that he is being held hostage by the women's husbands who are seeking revenge for the damage he has caused to their families.
The movie is a tense and gripping thriller that explores themes of infidelity, revenge, and personal responsibility. It keeps the audience engaged with its layered plot twists and complex characters. The three husbands, played by Michael T. Williams, Jack Coleman, and Jay Acovone, each have their own reasons for seeking revenge, and their personalities clash as they struggle to find common ground on how to punish Robert.
Rattlesnakes is a thought-provoking movie that challenges the audience's moral compass and leaves them guessing until the very end. It is a must-see for fans of the thriller genre and those who enjoy movies that delve into the human psyche.