At first it seems like a routine murdercase to detective Trey (Paul Anninos), and he even manages to almost capture the killer pretty much red-handed during a nighttime chase, but then the killer doesn't only escape him but also a police cordon. Then key witnesses start turning up dead, and Trey's partner Jason's (Stephen Twardokus) computer is hacked into and the fingerprints found on the scene of the crime are erased. Suddenly everything starts to look like an inside job, and Trey is quick to come up with a suspect, his mentor Doc's (Kevin O'Conner) other proteg�e, klutzy officer Bobby (Daniel Kash), who has actually accompanied the initial murder victim (Anne Michelle Seiler) home on the night of her death and never reported it. When Trey confronts Bobby though, he spins out of control too quickly and ultimately has to realize his suspicions are hardly proof for anything.

However, from now on, Trey is more and more on edge, and he starts threatening and beating up witnesses and the like. Ultimately, he has another chase with the killer, but doesn't manage to catch up ... and as a result, the killer kills Jason and threatens Doc. Fortunately, Trey arrives just in time to save Doc, but ...

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A film that starts out as a typical cop/buddy movie that quickly turns into more of a police procedural, with its main character's action antics seeming a little out of place (they do make perfect sense in retrospect though). But towards the end, the film spins out of control, oversteps genre boundaries ... and becomes really good! Sure, the movie was made on a very tight budget, and it cannot denie its financial shortcomings, be it for its technical limitations or limited locations and costumes, and some of the actors are not 100% up to their roles, but all of this is made up by a very exciting and thought-through script, accompanied by a compact directorial effort, which make this more than decent genre entertainment.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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