This is a crime thriller with just a dash of noir. The story centers around detective Charlie Daines (Armand Assante). He is an old school detective with soldier's disease. He is working on a case of a man who live broadcasts his killings on the Internet. This are not just any killings, but of top CEOs. He is in competition with Adam (Raffaello Degruttola) a new school cop who is savvy with computers. Charlie's boss (Stanley Townsend) calls him a dinosaur. Charlie has an understanding wife (Clare Holman) who makes him live healthy.
The story centers around Charlie to the exclusion of everyone else. This is not a horror story as one might think looking at the DVD cover. I imagine it is a who-dun-it mystery, although you are not really engaged in figuring out who-dun-it as you are trying to dissect Charlie's life of "my wife, mu kid, my work."
The film is mildly engaging, although I got really tired of listening to Charlie cough up a lung.
F-bomb, no sex, stripper nudity (Happy Bob's dancers)
The story centers around Charlie to the exclusion of everyone else. This is not a horror story as one might think looking at the DVD cover. I imagine it is a who-dun-it mystery, although you are not really engaged in figuring out who-dun-it as you are trying to dissect Charlie's life of "my wife, mu kid, my work."
The film is mildly engaging, although I got really tired of listening to Charlie cough up a lung.
F-bomb, no sex, stripper nudity (Happy Bob's dancers)