Ray (Nick Nemeth) is an unorthodox Seattle detective who makes his own rules. He gets suspended by Lt. Julia Baker (Katharine Isabelle) while pending an investigation which will lead to his termination. While he laments over the loss of his son three years ago, he gets a call back concerning a child kidnapped by the Russian Mafia and has a bomb strapped to him demanding a $2 million $112. 35 ransom. They specifically want him. Ray is not reinstated and is tailed by Baker to report on any breaches of conduct. With the clock ticking on the boy, Ray goes very rogue and drags Baker into his antics.

This is a modern day "Dirt Harry" type of story. Instead of a crazy guy, it is a Russian, and instead of a little girl being buried, it is a boy with a bomb, but you get the idea. Katharine Isabelle was excellent in her role providing a subtle sexuality and good chemistry with Nick Nemeth. Action with a good blend of humor and drama.

This is a good film for those who like a vigilante cop film without any heavy thinking.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Expected violence/killing.

Well, it's not innovative, and the lone hero's bid, a man against a whole system, ends up bothering him for his inveracity, but Katharine breaks it down... Good action scenes associated with a good plot, positive balance for a film with the objective of promote the handsome protagonist ... Ok ...

Honestly, this movie is pretty bad. It is full of cliched characters and the plot is so unoriginal it literally made my eyes bleed. The only reason that I haven't given it a 1 is because the acting was half decent, which is somewhat surprising considering a bulk of the actors happen to be 'professional' wrestlers. Then again, they are wrestlers, and as we know, the whole wrestling scene are little more than scripted acts with no actual skill involved. Actually, I worked that out pretty quickly when one of the scenes was actually set at a wrestling match (and the sergeant was inordinately buff). Oh, and don't even get me started on the racial profiling. So, we have this cop that can't work with anybody else and likes to do things his own way (pretty cliched, I know),and he busts open a Russian gun smuggling ring but it put on suspension because he shot his partner just to prove that he was not a cop. Anyway, another Russian sends him a message with a video of a boy held hostage with a bomb strapped to him, and says that if he doesn't get millions of dollars he will blow the kid up. Oh, did I also mention that the bomb has a timer, so when they shoot the kidnapper, they then have to race against time to find the kid and defuse the bomb. Yep, pretty cliched. Oh, and there are some pretty unrealistic scenes in the film as well, particularly when he bursts into the Russian consulate, shoots up half the guards, and then not only beats up the ambassador but shoves a pen in his leg. Sure, the Russian crime boss comes after him later, but for some reason I don't think that has anything to do with the consulate because he had already upset him earlier in the movie. Oh, and not to forget that the Russian consulate happens to be a front for a gun smuggling operation - you see what I mean by racial profiling, the thing that I get from this film is that basically all Russians are crooks. Yeah, there really isn't anything about this film that sets itself apart from the multitude of other police dramas out there. Okay, I won't actually say that it is boring, but really, it certainly didn't suspend my disbelief. Oh, and need I mention that once the film is all done and finished, he actually doesn't get into any trouble, despite the fact that he beat up half the police in the station, and even kicked his captain in the nether regions. You see what I mean?