I found it nearly impossible to believe that a fugitive from the mob would create an elaborate deception to conceal his identity and whereabouts for a number of years, then suddenly act like an out-of-control child at the very moment when he was close to being saved from his pursuer. It absolutely defied logic. I have no personal experience with hiding from a deadly pursuer, but it seems to me that a densely-populated area would make more sense than an area with relatively few people. The "Ferg" character seems utterly pointless as part of the cast. Also, the deputy sheriff's effort to create a distraction, as he was ordered to do by the sheriff, was absolutely silly. Running around exposed while firing a pistol into the air was absolutely nonsensical, in my opinion.
Review of A Damn Shame
