Knowing there would be a twist reveal, I was watching for the clues, wanting to puzzle it out myself. I enjoyed the ride along the way, and some of the characters had surprising actions.

No really superb performances or anything, but the story was intriguing enough to make it at least worth the watch.

This is a dark twisted comedy where you don't see it coming. William (Rich Keeble ) is a lawyer who runs a company that offers closure to the family of victims of unsolved crimes. They pay and coach a person to confess to a crime and plant incriminating evidence. William and his two associates are interviewing three candidates when the client shows up and starts to run things on her own contrary to William's set procedure.

It was an interesting film that takes a number of twists at the end. Well done to Rich Keeble and Samuel Gridley. If you liked Sean Pertwee's "Four" ( I think i am the only one who saw it and liked it) then this one should be in your wheelhouse.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Did I just watch the same movie as the rest of these reviewers? They ruined a good idea with terrible acting, and the pace is excruciatingly slow. What's.. with.. all.. the.. pausing.. between.. words for dramatic effect? People don't converse that way in reality. How did this get two stars when every review on here is a six or better? Have the real reviews been removed?