They're kooky, not so creepy - the Stoker Family. Oh, adolescence. It can be such a dark, difficult time. Particularly if you’re the unfortunate India Stoker (Mia Wasikowska). Not only does she bear a surname which provides rhyming fodder for the menacing jocks who lurk outside her high school. But not long into Stoker , the young woman finds out that her beloved father has died in his SUV in a mysterious accident. Fast upon that shock, the father’s heretofore unseen brother, the mysterious Uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode) shows up after the funeral and quickly ingratiates himself with India’s not-terribly-mournful mother, Evelyn (Nicole Kidman), very much to the chagrin of the melancholy child. Lest this begin to sound like a contemporary, female Hamlet - dad barely dead and mom getting cozy with the creepy uncle almost before the body's cold - first-time screenwriter Wentworth Miller has cited Hitchcock and not Shakespeare ...