It wasn’t particularly impressive or even well-made, however, considering it was released straight to video, I found it reasonably enjoyable. The story felt unevenly paced, and the combination of suspenseful thriller and mystery elements didn't fully work together. This might be partly because filming started in 2015 but stopped due to money problems before restarting five years later. Even though he only appears briefly and in a single setting, Mel Gibson seemed like he was having fun—there’s one scene where his character is supposed to be drunk, and I wouldn't have been shocked if he actually had indulged a little. Scott Eastwood may not possess the same magnetism as his father, but he wasn’t bad in this film. **2.75/5**

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