The Mudge Boy 2004

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In the aftermath of his mother’s sudden passing while riding her bike, Duncan Mudge (no actor name provided) finds solace on their poultry farm, bonding with the chickens as if they were kindred spirits. His relationship with his grieving father Edgar has been strained due to the elder’s debilitating depression. On a rural path, while accompanied by one of the farm’s feathered friends, Duncan pauses to interact with Perry Foley (no actor name provided), a neighbor whose cow shares their property. Their chance encounter sets the stage for a series of events that will forever alter the trajectory of Duncan’s life.

The following day, at church, Duncan interrupts Perry in a compromising situation with Tonya, a girl who would soon become entwined in his own personal struggles. As Perry and his cohorts arrive at a local convenience store, where Duncan is refilling his tires, Tonya offers words of comfort to the bereaved young man, inviting him to join their group. Back at the farm, Perry regales Duncan with tales of his own experiences, sharing a particularly graphic account.

As Duncan’s admiration for Perry grows, the latter reveals a personal vulnerability - a cut on his lip from an abusive father - and takes Duncan swimming in a secluded lake below a support bridge. The setting sun casts a warm glow as they float effortlessly on the water, Duncan’s feelings for Perry beginning to take shape. Back at the farm, Perry probes Duncan about his parents, sharing tales of his own lack of a role model growing up. Duncan then shares a poignant moment with Perry, recalling how his mother taught him to soothe distressed chickens by gently placing their heads into his mouth. Perry dismissively mocks this tender gesture, and Duncan is left feeling belittled.

As the days unfold, Duncan finds himself drawn to Perry’s world, even as he begins to sense the darker undertones of their relationship. At an outdoor party, Duncan witnesses a disturbing display when Perry receives oral sex from April. Later, amidst his mother’s belongings in the barn, Perry convinces Duncan to don her wedding dress, a gesture initially intended as a joke but ultimately becomes a precursor to a deeply unsettling and traumatic event. As Duncan’s father Edgar bursts into the scene, he is met with a shocking sight: his son, still clad in the dress, being forced into fellatio by Perry. The elder Mudge’s disgust and horror are palpable as he realizes the true extent of his son’s involvement with the troubled teenager.

As dawn breaks, Duncan’s fervent excavation comes to an abrupt halt, earning a stern rebuke from his father. The patriarch’s ire is further fueled when he sets ablaze the personal belongings of Duncan’s mother, leaving the young boy with a sense of desolation and helplessness. Under the cover of nightfall, Duncan finds himself in an unlikely tryst with Perry within the confines of a rusty tractor. Perry’s words are laced with warning, cautioning that their friendship is doomed to fail. Undeterred, Duncan presses Perry for insight into his thoughts on kissing him, only to be met with a pre-emptive peck from Perry himself. As the night wears on, Duncan finds himself subjected to another torrid encounter, this time with Perry’s taunts and jeers ringing in his ears. The situation reaches its boiling point when Perry instructs Duncan to plant the chicken’s head firmly between his lips, an ignominious act that ultimately culminates in Duncan taking matters into his own hands by biting off the offending fowl’s head. His father, upon witnessing the spectacle unfold, reacts with a mix of shock and empathy, enveloping Duncan in a warm embrace as the young boy dissolves into a sea of tears.