Three privileged college kids are lost in downtown LA ...the part that has no cell phone reception. They are from Nebraska with Marshal Colter (Sean Samuels) being a Freshman USC quarterback. They become the victims of homeless people when their vehicle breaks down. Marshal turns into the "Naked Prey" or "Running Man" for the younger crowd. The homeless are lead by Wilco (Robert Miano) a ruthless individual who needs to cover his tracks.
It is an interesting story that attempts to shed some light on the abuse of homeless people by the privileged, perhaps as a way to create sympathy for Wilco or partly justify his misdeeds. Unfortunately Wilco was such a despicable person, even his fellow homeless questioned him. Marshal, the main character, we never got to know outside of him being a QB. There were no flashbacks to any training that might of helped him in his survival in the city jungle. I liked the blues sound track.
Guide: F-word. No sex. male nudity.
It is an interesting story that attempts to shed some light on the abuse of homeless people by the privileged, perhaps as a way to create sympathy for Wilco or partly justify his misdeeds. Unfortunately Wilco was such a despicable person, even his fellow homeless questioned him. Marshal, the main character, we never got to know outside of him being a QB. There were no flashbacks to any training that might of helped him in his survival in the city jungle. I liked the blues sound track.
Guide: F-word. No sex. male nudity.