Absolutely stunned by this movie that did not see the wide release it should have. The production value is a little low, as one can tell by the small cast, the shooting locations and the relatively unknown studio and producer. And that's about the only bad thing about this movie. Henry Rolling carries the whole movie with a deadpan version of his character, every conversation with him is a new treat. The supporting characters were well done, not overly sensational but it doesn't matter because Jack is back on the screen and scowling at someone. Even a simple "okay" delivered by Rollins is a reason to turn this movie on (it is on Netflix right now if I'm not mistaken). Honestly, invest the 90 minutes it takes for this movie to wrap up, and you'll wish the promised sequel or TV series will actually take off.
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