Exploring the Dark Depths: Dylan Flashner and Barry Jay Discuss Serial Killer Psychology
February 9, 2025 - 22:50
In a recent conversation, Dylan Flashner, the star of "Like Father Like Son," and writer/director Barry Jay delved into the intricate psychology behind their tragic serial killer narrative. The film seeks to explore the complex relationship between a father and son, both caught in the web of darkness that surrounds their actions.
Flashner shared insights into his character's motivations, emphasizing the struggle between familial loyalty and moral conflict. The portrayal of a serial killer in a familial context adds a unique layer to the story, challenging traditional perceptions of good and evil. Barry Jay highlighted the importance of understanding the psychological factors that drive individuals to commit heinous acts, suggesting that the film aims to evoke empathy rather than mere horror.
Together, they aim to create a thought-provoking experience that pushes audiences to confront uncomfortable truths about human nature. As they continue to develop this compelling narrative, the duo hopes to shed light on the complexities of the human psyche and the tragic consequences of unresolved trauma.
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