The movie features a strong ensemble, with several performers who seem to be just starting out, and it’s centered on a story about a character whose mental state deteriorates—though that probably isn’t much of a surprise. However, the narrative becomes remarkably straightforward after its initial, unsettling section; I honestly can't recall seeing anything quite so foreseeable in a long time.

Russell Crowe gives a powerfully compelling performance as an unhinged driver in Derrick Borte’s film, which presents an intentionally over-the-top story rooted in experiences many people have had. The movie contains a considerable amount of graphic violence and doesn't shy away from killing off characters in unexpected ways, making for an undeniably entertaining experience. The script by Carl Ellsworth struggles …

Crowe’s performance draws from actors like Rutger Hauer in “The Hitcher” and Michael Douglas in “Falling Down,” as he portrays a menacing figure pursuing a mother and son who slight him. This road rage movie isn't particularly memorable; it would be better to watch those other films instead.

Russell Crowe appears in the new thriller “Unhinged” and delivers a forceful portrayal that seems characteristic of his work. He portrays a man who has fallen apart after losing both his job and his marriage, killing his ex and her partner before setting fire to their house and disappearing. Rachel (Caren Pistorius) is experiencing a period where everything appears to be falling apart for her. She’s going through …