Only more of it. Chad leads a savage conversation.
Young punks are after their jobs, women are bitches only after everything they can get.
And it'll never get better. And then she must be discarded. Filmed tightly and with steady theater-esque settings and lighting, LaBute's tightly wound nastiness depends wholly upon his actors. Eckhart plays Chad with an icy chill, his dead eyes and steady voice laughingly and electrically alive only while spewing the detritus of his soul. His sturdy jaw and tight cheekbones make him the most charmingly mean-spirited villain since Hannibal Lecter.