Not a bad flick for a Lifetime movie. I'm only writing this review because it was better than the typical Lifetime "made for TV" thrillers and has a darker edge to it. I was really surprised with the twist at the end.
Generally speaking the performances were good, although it's totally obvious Michael Nouri is guilty the first time you see him. Amanda Schull was really good, loved her chemistry with Freddie the private investigator.
R.I.P to James Avery, kind of sad to see him end his career with a lesser role, but he did play a good judge.
Plot/Logic issues aside, good low budget thriller.
Generally speaking the performances were good, although it's totally obvious Michael Nouri is guilty the first time you see him. Amanda Schull was really good, loved her chemistry with Freddie the private investigator.
R.I.P to James Avery, kind of sad to see him end his career with a lesser role, but he did play a good judge.
Plot/Logic issues aside, good low budget thriller.