Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sissy Spacek | ... | Maggie | |
Jason Davis | ... | Tom | |
Alina Phelan | ... | Linda | |
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Cheryl Fare | ... | Irma |
Jessica Hutson | ... | Lucy (as Jessica Marie Hutson) | |
Jack Weber | ... | Young Billy (as Jack T. Weber) | |
Sydney ter Avest | ... | Young Jennifer | |
Kenny Hinkle | ... | Andy (as Kenneth James Hinkle) | |
Troy Garity | ... | Billy | |
Dave Matthews | ... | Red (as David Matthews) | |
Jay Pearson | ... | Carl | |
Colin Ford | ... | Clayton | |
Barry Corbin | ... | George | |
Irene Ziegler | ... | Nancy Kaye | |
Rebecca Romijn | ... | Jennifer |
A desperate young man, on the run from a dangerous drug dealer, returns to his mother, years after a family tragedy drove them far apart, to hide. However, his old and new life are about to collide.
Maggie (Sissy Spacek) is alone on her farm. George wants to sell both of their farms to a road construction. Out of the blue, her son Billy shows up with a boy named Clayton and on the run from a drug dealer. Billy and Maggie have issues from the past. Billy reconnects with Jennifer who is now a police deputy.
Sissy Spacek is certainly the big name in this and she keeps the attention of the audience. Troy Garity is nominally the lead but he lacks overall charisma. Dave Matthews, of his own band, plays the heavy villain. While he gets some of the grim of a lowlife, he does not have the power of a menace. There isn't enough of everything. The reveal of the past teases on for too long with limited effect. This should be a cold-blood crime drama but it only gets there at the end. It's too little too late. Nothing happens for far too long.