Directed by Scott A. Hamilton, and scripted by Hamilton, Chad Morton, Nico Giampietro, and Rachel K. Ofori, What Death Leaves Behind tells of a man who, after a kidney transplant, experiences flashbacks and nightmares that he thinks are from his donor. This sends him down the path of vengeance for a person he has never met before.

Shot under the working title of The Kidney, the movie gives us the literal dictionary definition of the word non-linear at the start of the film. That's important to remember as we get into the story of Jake, who gets a new kidney, which gets him off dialysis but also starts flooding his mind with memories and potential connections to a serial killer in Chester, PA.

It's an intriguing idea, but moves pretty slow, to be honest. That said, you may find something you like within this picture.

Certainly not a totally crappy film, but I probably could have used the time to watch something else. I could see it possibly breaking into the 6's, but a 7 rating kinda looks like somethings amiss.

Bad acting, terribly uninspired and distracting background music, and questionable stylistic choices in direction make for a very boring first 20 minutes. I felt like there was a good idea hidden there, somewhere but I'm not wasting any more of my precious time with this.