Ok I can tot get this movie was made in a few days on an extremely below low budget but it was still stupid af. The actress were very pretty and would be great in a better movies. Also liked the bad guy he was good as a bad guy but then when he skipped around and danced he lost points with me. When you have a based on or true story, at least have the facts to back it up. All I found was something happened in Eastern Europe so the directors daughter and wife wanted a movie made about it.

I tried googling ALL the names at the end and no such true story could be found. Maybe it was a story the daughter and wife heard about; but never fact checked so they decided to go and make a crappy movie about it anyways. Because this was such a far fetched movie that even Clifford would have a hard time catching the point!

Actually its not as bad as a 1 or two star.

It does tell the story of the murder of Lawrence Mullholland but there isnt really much tension or suspense in the movie and a lot of implausible situations which usually one would ignore as just being a movie but in this case are more noticeable because the movie doesn't really hold your attention after the first 20- minutes!

Contrary to other reviewers the ending was appropriate because it was what happened, you can't tell a true story and then change the end so it suits the narrative but unfortunately the acting was really sub-par from all involved which did not help.

Its an average watch, not great but then again its not as bad as some of the reviewers are making out but if you are looking for a gripping thriller this is not it!

One word can actually sum it up -> "MEH"! Not great, not bad just meh!

I personally would not act anywhere near to what the characters who are involved in this do. Saw inspired a lot of imitations and copycats. Though I think its time to acknowledge that in films people tend to take what they like from other movies and make it their own. So while you could compare it to a degree, it is also quite contained.

Still contained, does not mean things won't get out of hand. So credibility, especially considering the premise this is ultimately based on, is fragile at best. The house of cards comes crumbling if you just even try to think about sense and logic ... if you can avoid that, you may be able to be entertained or whatever you'd call it, by what happens on screen ...