The movie is intense. Eckhart doing his thing and well. It would have been much much better if they gave little more attention to details and didn't rush the end of the movie. Everything just wrapped in 5 minutes. Opening is good. Then time line seems to scatter a bit but moreover supportive characters like Stephen Lang, Mia are not involved much in the story. Almost felt like the director wanted the finish the movie and move on the next project. Satanistas could have gotten a more insight like how they treat the dogs and what the woman is about. Superior played by Nick Searcy seeems all involved in it but northing happens. He turns out out a@@hole boss. I hate when they waste great material.

That sometimes has to be a bad dog - well no pun intended. Aaron really is the ... (Eck)hart of the movie (I probably should have used that as summary headline). That said, he has quite the supporting cast - you can look up the names yourself. If you have a heart (not gonna use his name again ... for this review at least) for pets/animals, you will find a lot to like here. Unless you are a cat person I reckon, but that is a different topic to discuss.

The story is good and the suspense is high - I would say that the story is predictable overall, but you will still find yourself on the edge of your seat ... waiting for what happens next ... knowing or not knowing almost does not matter. I assume most will invest themselves in this - especially if they know what the movie is about and what they are about to get ... can justice be served? Being right morally and in the eyes of the justice system may be two pair of shoes ... if that does not give you paws to think about ... (I had to, sorry not sorry)