When your main actor, David Carradine is hardly in it, and one of your other characters is so annoying you want to kill them yourselves you are in big trouble. Carradine plays Detective Hanley, an alcoholic officer who gets demoted after annoying his bosses with his attitude.
Whilst this is happening a woman has been murdered and the "culprits" arrive at the house where a Jenny (August West) is looking after it for a friend. She's there with David, such an annoying character you're begging for him to leave.
The two "murderers" are Paul and his mute brother John, the more the film passes the more sympathy you have with John.
There are a few surprises along the way but the main feeling is disappointment, it's just a bit boring.
Whilst this is happening a woman has been murdered and the "culprits" arrive at the house where a Jenny (August West) is looking after it for a friend. She's there with David, such an annoying character you're begging for him to leave.
The two "murderers" are Paul and his mute brother John, the more the film passes the more sympathy you have with John.
There are a few surprises along the way but the main feeling is disappointment, it's just a bit boring.