Fatigue, riches, hatred, and an executioner impulse — those are four characteristics that can blend into something dangerous. Or on the other hand, in the hands of "Pure breeds" author/chief Cory Finley, a dreary and dark comic drama where kill is only a canapé.

Featuring Olivia Cooke, Anya Taylor-Joy, Anton Yelchin (in one of his last parts), and Paul Sparks, the preface for this one is pretty simple:Lily and Amanda, two exhausted young people, plot to slaughter Lily's stepfather. Be that as it may, they're not going to get blood staring them in the face themselves. Here's the official summary:

Beloved companions Lily and Amanda reconnect in rural Connecticut following quite a while of becoming separated. Lily has transformed into a cleaned, high society young person, with a favor live-in school on her transcript and a pined for temporary job on her resume; Amanda has built up a sharp mind and her own specific mentality, however all during the time spent turning into a social pariah. In spite of the fact that they at first appear to be totally at chances, the combine bond over Lily's scorn for her abusive stepfather, Mark, and as their kinship develops, they start to bring out each other's most ruinous propensities. Their aspirations lead them to procure a neighborhood trickster, Tim, and bring matters into their own hands to set their lives straight.

"Pure breeds" opens on March 23rd.