'Good Boy' Review: Stephen Graham Teaches Anson Boon a Lesson in Strange Captivity Thriller

"Destroy what destroys you." Nineteen-year-old Tommy is high on life, amongst other things. Roaming the United Kingdom streets with a rambunctious brood in tow is commonplace for a young adult with little regard for the well-being of others. Often drunk and a moth to the enticing nightlife flame, Tommy finds himself stumbling through roads and alleyways well into the wee hours of the morning. That is, until one night when a mysterious stranger kidnaps him during a particularly drunken stupor. The "Good Boy" in question, as the film's title would suggest, finds himself in a weird home . . .