After being transferred to the homicide department, Jessica Sheppard and her partner Mike Delmarco find themselves dealing with a serial killer who primarily targets people with a connection to Jessica. Despite the film's supposed twisted nature, there isn't much happening in terms of plot.
Only her mentor stands by her, but the complications run deeper than expected. The movie stars Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, and Andy Garcia, but they are not given much to work with in their roles. As a result, the film drags on for an hour and thirty minutes, and if you are not completely surprised, you will likely guess the culprit within the first twenty minutes. The San Francisco setting is appropriately atmospheric, but I found myself questioning the movie's $50 million budget since there is little action or elaborate set design. Even the finale is anticlimactic.
The movie turns out to be just a typical thriller and doesn't stand out. You can skip it without any hesitation.
Only her mentor stands by her, but the complications run deeper than expected. The movie stars Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, and Andy Garcia, but they are not given much to work with in their roles. As a result, the film drags on for an hour and thirty minutes, and if you are not completely surprised, you will likely guess the culprit within the first twenty minutes. The San Francisco setting is appropriately atmospheric, but I found myself questioning the movie's $50 million budget since there is little action or elaborate set design. Even the finale is anticlimactic.
The movie turns out to be just a typical thriller and doesn't stand out. You can skip it without any hesitation.