It's remarkable how much this film feels like something created without any real demand for it. Nearly every aspect of the movie proves disappointing. The performances are largely subpar. The narrative has very little connection to Thomas or his associates; instead, the story stalls out for a significant portion of the runtime due to excessive and unnecessary padding intended to extend the length. It even makes an effort to suggest that we should be wary of those who are unlike us. To compound matters, Brandon Carty intends to distribute the original work print, and I sincerely hope it quickly fades into obscurity once it's available because I doubt anyone will want to watch it, as his motivation appears solely financial.

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