First of all, if I was Mr. Crawford, I would have placed Mrs. Crawford under the sod and made way for the "new" Mrs. Drina Crawford! If you're going to be a psycho, you might as well go big.
Anyway, yea this movie was okay. It was shot pretty well, except for the night shots towards the end where Director Walker called for the scenes to be shot in almost complete darkness. The acting was good. Bill Camp (Mr. Crawford) was good, as was Paula Garcés. Sound was good, but writer Walker needed more suspense in his script. Once Drina was dead, I became very disinterested in the film. By the way, municipal police departments don't give a rats arse about a witness or victim's immigration status, so that portion of the story was really stupid.
Overall, a good Peloton ride film!
Anyway, yea this movie was okay. It was shot pretty well, except for the night shots towards the end where Director Walker called for the scenes to be shot in almost complete darkness. The acting was good. Bill Camp (Mr. Crawford) was good, as was Paula Garcés. Sound was good, but writer Walker needed more suspense in his script. Once Drina was dead, I became very disinterested in the film. By the way, municipal police departments don't give a rats arse about a witness or victim's immigration status, so that portion of the story was really stupid.
Overall, a good Peloton ride film!