Might have "plot spoilers" as I explain the plot. I will be gentle. Kyle Braddock (Aaron Stanford) operates a freelance witness protection program using forged documents to give people a new life. The people who get new lives are witnesses of Ramos (Steven Michael Quezada), a good drug dealer who doesn't kill witnesses but pays to relocate them. "Stage Four" Jackson Brady (Forrest Fyre) gets some extra work from D'Angelo (Vincent E. McDaniel ) a bad drug dealer.
Things don't go according to plan. Kyle finds himself on the run with Helena (Teri Reeves) and a harden killer (Sean Patrick Flanery) close behind.
The premise was difficult to believe. It is hard for me to imagine drug dealers paying to relocate people who can witness against them. Film includes short range gun misses. The plot wasn't credible and I couldn't feel for Kyle even when he told his sob stories.
Guide; F-word. Brief sex. No nudity.
Things don't go according to plan. Kyle finds himself on the run with Helena (Teri Reeves) and a harden killer (Sean Patrick Flanery) close behind.
The premise was difficult to believe. It is hard for me to imagine drug dealers paying to relocate people who can witness against them. Film includes short range gun misses. The plot wasn't credible and I couldn't feel for Kyle even when he told his sob stories.
Guide; F-word. Brief sex. No nudity.