While on wire room duty, a federal agent helps out the target he's monitoring when they are attacked.
Director Matt Eskandari offers a bland, flawed fizzled-out film littered with continuity errors and editing issues.
Thankfully reliable Kevin Dillon breathes life into Brandon Stiefer screenplay, along with Rhyan D'Errico's music. Bruce Willis does his hardest to lift the stilted low budget offering above the likes of Anna Nicole Smiths' Die Hard rip off Skyscraper (1996).
What could have been in the vein of The Phone Booth, Enemy of the State, Rear Window is so hack-handled and budget tied that it offers nothing of merit aside from CGI blood, smoke and gunshots.
Sadly, only worth viewing for Dillion and Willis.
Director Matt Eskandari offers a bland, flawed fizzled-out film littered with continuity errors and editing issues.
Thankfully reliable Kevin Dillon breathes life into Brandon Stiefer screenplay, along with Rhyan D'Errico's music. Bruce Willis does his hardest to lift the stilted low budget offering above the likes of Anna Nicole Smiths' Die Hard rip off Skyscraper (1996).
What could have been in the vein of The Phone Booth, Enemy of the State, Rear Window is so hack-handled and budget tied that it offers nothing of merit aside from CGI blood, smoke and gunshots.
Sadly, only worth viewing for Dillion and Willis.