In this twisted story involving a lot of death, deception, and "love", Evan certainly proves that he can come up with an interesting story. With a somewhat good cast (I question the choice of Keri Russell, even though I love her) and a good crew, A Twisted Family History doesn't seem too wierd until you get to the brilliant tagline, which hints that this could be one of his best ever, however the synopsis lacks in areas. Parts are definately hard to understand, yet over the story is compelling, but the ending is revealed, a mistake on Evan's part. The ending itself is weak compared to the rest of the story, and isn't really nessecary considering you basically find out the ending in the first line, however the press section is good, but it's not a typical Evan bait. With a strong campaign, this could easily be one to look out for, but in a strong month, it wouldn't stand out.
Grade: B-
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