After Will Spann's wife suddenly vanishes at a gas station, his desperate search to find her leads him down a dark path that forces him to run from authorities and take the law into his own hands.
carolinecaldwell - 7 May 2024 gripping Gerard was as convincing as it gets, the growing stress and anxiety he feels turns to determination, desperation, courage, anger and a thought process which brings him to certain realisations. Gerard was made for this part, he always delivers, always believable in his roles. Has a great naturel style, slightly understated. I was scared to death throughout that he might not make it. Plenty of nasty characters to fill out the story. I was totally gripped by this film, right up my street, more like this please Gerard. Reminded me of Breakdown with Kurt Russell, terrifying. Thanks for a great evenings entertainment.
jcmadsen-2 - 11 December 2023 Have you seen...? Have you seen "The Vanishing"? Have you seen "Breakdown"? You have? Then avoid this movie all costs. It's the same movie only you couldn't care less if the 'victim' is alive or dead.
Spoiler - she's ALIVE! Although you'll know that from the first scene when the rando dude in the back of the cop car says she's dead.
Oh, she loooooves her hubby. Then she wants a divorce/separation/time off up until the final 10 minutes and then it's all springtime and flowers.
Man, I wanted her dead so bad. And, her parents. And, Gerard Butler's character (can't recall his name because I do not care).
Go outside and find an electrified fence and pee on it and the sparks caused will be better than the meth lab explosion special effect.