The War Zone (1999)

Tim Roth has directed one movie in his entire life, and oh boy was it a dark one! The War Zone (1999) is based on a 1989 British novel all about sexual violence within a family. Yeah, Mr. Orange ain't exactly Mr. Sunshine. Tom (Freddie Cuncliffe) is pissed about moving from London to the sticks with his sister Jessie (Lara Belmont), his mom (Tilda Swinton) and his dad (Ray Winstone). While his pregnant mother is away tending to baby issues, Tom catches fifteen-year-old Jessie and his dad in the bathtub together and thinks it's weird as Hell. Convinced something sinister is going on, he follows them to an old military bunker and sees dad bending his own daughter over, apparently against her will. Gross. Distraught, he tries to tell the truth but finds that Jessie denies it, his dad acts like he's acting out because he's mad dad made them move, and there's nobody willing to hear him out. Terrified about what the dad will do to his new little baby girl after the mom gives birth, Tom has to do everything he can to get his sister to admit the truth, while his dad is constantly on the verge of assaulting him any time he brings it up. Grim, unflinching, and horrific, The War Zone presents a truth that is all the more unbelievable for being undeniably real. Since he's not Mr. Man's dad, we're happy to call Ray Winstone daddy! Ray attempts to brighten up the drab and heavy film with a full-frontal flash after he's done snuggling naked with his pregnant wife, and an engaging glance at his back zone as he’s walking down the stairs. Sure, he's got a bit of a dad bod, but that well seasoned cock can definitely give us a stiff rod! If Ray wants to do some kinky roleplay while we bone, we're happy to reenact The War Zone!