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| “ | Hey, Pop. Time for din din! | „ |
| ~ Isaiah's most famous quote. |
| “ | Pen that in your book. | „ |
| ~ Isaiah to his father after brutally raping him. |
| “ | This is pathetic dad, if you wan't me to apologize I'll apologize and I'm sorry for what happened last night and I did go too far but what about you? Am I totally alone here? Am I just this abusive monster and you're just this sad helpless victim? Or does it take two to tango? Because I think it does and if I've done anything, you've done it with me. | „ |
| ~ Isaiah to his father |
| “ | Don't shake your f--king head at me!! Everything I've ever done has been for you and for you and for you and to what end!? I didn't ask for this! This is your thing, something you started! But I'm here now and I'm in it and I've given myself and I've accepted you completely! That you are not just my father. You're my friend, you're my best friend. And maybe we can just agree that it's a beautiful thing and not something to be perverted and corrupted and mutilated by your warped and confused conscience. You've always sabotaged everything good in your life, you've been sh--ting on this from the minute we started. You never gave it a chance to be good! But you can sleep with that cold bitch in that loveless bed and you can write your backwards book about your backwards son but not a single word about what you've done. It's just love dad. And it is big and it is scary but there's being scared and there's being a coward. R-right now, you're breaking my heart. | „ |
| ~ Isaiah justifying his actions and trying to guilt-trip his father. |
Isaiah Johnson is the main antagonist of the 2011 infamous indie short horror film The Strange Thing About the Johnsons.
He was portrayed by Brandon Greenhouse, while his younger self was portrayed by Carlon Jeffery.
Biography
Isaiah is first seen in his room pleasuring himself to a picture he had in his hand. Without much warning, his father Sidney Johnson arrives in the room, interrupting him from climaxing. After a well-intentioned speech about the circumstance, Sidney leaves his son to finish up. It is then revealed that Isaiah was pleasuring himself to a picture of his father when he was younger. During an unknown amount of time, Isaiah had continually worsened eventually resorting to sexually harassing his father which most likely began when his father came home crying after attending Isaiah's prom most likely as a result of the harassment.
14 years later, Isaiah acquires a respectable background and is married. Unfortunately, the abuse just continued. During the wedding reception, his mother Joan hears a commotion and peering through a hole in a fence, she is horrified to see Isaiah rashly unbuttoning his father to perform oral sex on him. Despite seeing this, Joan decides to do nothing about it.
Sidney had since taken to writing a manuscript entitled Cocoon Man: Confessions by Sidney Johnson, and places the memoir under his wife's pillow. Isaiah arrives claiming that his toilet was broken and he goes into Sidney's bedroom. He discovers the document and tries to guilt trip his father about what he had written, accusing him of starting his spiral into incestuous obsession. After Isaiah informs him that he will burn the manuscript and being warned that he'd do something worse shall he make more, Sidney reluctantly gets rid of the memoir.
Alone in the bathroom, Sidney lays in the bathtub, listening to a voice track. After demanding that his father open the door failed, Isaiah kicks down the door, frightening a scared Sidney before viciously raping him. Joan overhears her husband crying out for help, but she turns the volume on the television up to drown out his screams. After raping his father, Isaiah shuffles out of the room, spitefully telling him to "pen that in his book." This serves as the breaking point for Sidney who uncovers a secret copy of his memoir. Isaiah tries to talk his father out of getting it published with the same tactics he used before. This time, Sidney chooses to escape, and he runs out of the house, memoir in hand, only to get ran over by a white van. Distraught, Isaiah angrily demands Joan to call the ambulance.
Shortly after the funeral, Isaiah decides to wear one of Sidney's sweaters to remember him. Joan arrives to the room, asking her son how long the sexual abuse happened. Isaiah attempts to convince her that she was being irrational only to be struck by her. Enraged, Isaiah engages in a scuffle with his mother and he goes to push her head first into the fireplace. Setting her sights on a fire iron, Joan makes a grab for it and slams it on her son. After hitting him again, Joan repeatedly bludgeons Isaiah with the fire iron until she broke down inconsolably. The film ends with her throwing Sidney's second copy of his memoir into the fire, keeping this dark family secret to herself.
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