When a Marine returns home from deployment overseas, she goes to war against human traffickers who have kidnapped her 13-year-old sister. The problems with this film are too numerous to mention, the handheld camera is absolutely ridiculous and juvenile, it totally distracts from the story, they overdo her PTSD to the point where it again keeps on interfering with the story, with the same old flashback on multiple occasions. The fight choreography is absolutely terrible, they keep going through these thin plaster walls. Yikes.
The entire production looks like it cost $20,000. It had some potential, but the acting wasn't convincing, the directing was incompetent, it wasn't well written and it really did not have much to offer. It was not absorbing in the least. Give it a pass.
The entire production looks like it cost $20,000. It had some potential, but the acting wasn't convincing, the directing was incompetent, it wasn't well written and it really did not have much to offer. It was not absorbing in the least. Give it a pass.