Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau | ... | Rayburn | |
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Caleb Ellsworth-Clark | ... | Taller Brother |
Josh Cruddas | ... | Shorter Brother | |
Annabelle Wallis | ... | Gustafson | |
Zahn McClarnon | ... | Blackhawk | |
Hero Fiennes Tiffin | ... | Brooks | |
Lisa Cromarty | ... | Mrs. Berg | |
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Leland Assinewai | ... | Boy |
Kayla Dumont | ... | Jane Doe (as Kayla Dumonts) | |
Shaun Smyth | ... | Dr. Boone | |
Jason Jazrawy | ... | Deputy Hansen | |
Brielle Robillard | ... | Gwen | |
Melanie Scrofano | ... | Debbie | |
Charlotte Lindsay Marron | ... | Molly | |
Patrick Garrow | ... | Jim Needles |
A reformed hunter now living secluded in a wildlife sanctuary after the disappearance of his teen daughter years ago saves a young girl from being killed by a serial killer but get caught in a deadly cat-and-mouse game. His path crosses with the town's sheriff who also seem to bring the serial killer to justice after the discovery of a dead body of a teen girl. Written by Fella_shibby@yahoo.com
You can definitely tell the writer and the director were heavily influenced from the True detective series for this particular film which is a good thing imo. The visual style, thematics, and plotting aspects are executed in similar fashion as the show. The overall story is relatively run of the mill as far as the murder mystery, and seeking revenge in tracking down the killer. Still it stays interesting enough and never gets too stale with enough intensity and suspense to keep attention. The actors are all decent and keep a level of intrigue throughout. Also some very well done cinematography and fantastic scenery/settings. There are some moments that seem a tad cliché like a big reveal towards the end, but overall it does what it needs to as a basic thriller.