What an embarrassing low point for Bruce Willis.

This is utter crap & looked like it was made on a camcorder.

Even worse than Steven Seagal's Direct-to-dvd films.

Absolutely TERRIBLE in every possible way.

Shannon (Jaime King) witnesses a corrupt cop murdering a criminal cohort. The whole force is corrupt and they track her down. Retired cop Jack Harris (Bruce Willis) happens upon them ready to execute her.

This starts fine. I like Jaime King. The female cop is fine. It's all perfectly fine until Bruce shows up. The scene of him interrupting the execution is staged wrong. Things start to fall apart. Bruce is still sleepwalking in his acting. While he's not the main issue, he's not helping. The movie tries to be smart but the writing is no longer near smart enough. That is the main issue. It starts as a minor B-thriller and it fails to be a good one by the end.

Shannon Mathers is hiking when she hears two people arguing in a car on a nearby road; they are a cop and a drug dealer; it is clear that they had planned a deal. This goes wrong and the cop shoots the dealer... Shannon captures it on film. When the cop spots Shannon she calls for support from her department, who are also clearly corrupt and gives chase. It is now a cat and mouse game between Shannon and the local cops. She isn't entirely alone; Jack Harris, a retired member of the Philadelphia Police Department comes to her aid. Things get complicated for Jack when the sheriff threatens his niece.

This film is okay if you go into it expecting nothing special. The plot is fairly predictable with no real twists to speak of. It does at least serve to deliver some tense moments and some pleasant scenery. The characters are all right; Shannon Mathers is a good protagonist and the corrupt cops are villainous enough... even if the town's sheriff's department must have a very low bar for intelligence! Jack is okay; just ambiguous enough to make one wonder if he can ultimately be trusted. Thankfully they didn't shoehorn any romance between the leads. The action scenes are mostly okay but it must be stated the first shooting is terrible; I would say the ultra-slow motion CGI looked like something from a video game but no serious game developer would use such a cheesy effect. The acting isn't going to win any awards but is decent enough for this sort of film. Overall not a must see by any stretch of the imagination but I found it passed ninety minutes well enough.