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Abnormal Behavior In The Movie, 10 Cloverfield Lane

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About a month ago I rented the movie 10 Cloverfield Lane from red box. This movie had quite a bit of abnormal behavior. One of the main characters Howard, seem to be suffering from some type of mental disorder. It seemed that he had abducted a young girl. He locked her up and would not let her leave. He was paranoid when it came to her asking questions of why she couldn’t leave and go above ground. Later on in the movie they discovered that the clothes that, Michelle the girl that he had abducted, was wearing actually belong to his dead daughter. Which just went on to show that he was not only crazy, but obsessive as well. When they did try to escape Howard was willing to kill them and dispose of their bodies by dumping them into acid. The

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