I wish the identity of the killer had been less obvious, but at least the motivation was good. Pretty crappy ending, though.

Slightly The Pledge-style thriller with detective descending into schizophrenia while obsessing over unsolvable case; the film itself descends into standard serial-killer shtick. Pity.

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz, At Least Frau Dushku Is Nice To Look At.

Best part of the movie: "Wait, let her decide on her own!" *lady grabs security guard's arm* "Down, down, down..." *breaks shoulder*

Mediocre plot at best with a rather unimpressive cast aside from a few principles. Visually the scares are obviously inspired by The Ring which really has been copied and beaten to death so they just come across as monotonous. However the way it handles the mental illness of the protagonist is relatively fresh but that's the only really redeeming quality of the film. Aside from that it feels like a paint-by-numbers generic thriller that we've seen time and time again.

I read that screenwriter wanted to mix "Brilliant mind" with "Zodiak". That kind of crossbreeding should be forbidden by law.

Zaleta tego filmu jest przede wszystkim klimat. Gdyby tylko reszta elementow byla rownie dobra, mielibybmy do czynienia ze swietnym kinem. Scenariusz nie zawsze jest logiczny, a calosc chwilami za bardzo przypomina telewizyjna produkcje. Mimo wszystko to wciaz niezly film. Nie polecam, nie odradzam.

Made-for-TV-quality tripe that never begins to engage. The biggest insult is the 'based on a true story' guff that bookends the movie: it's about as loosely as Inglourious Basterds is based on WWII. Remind me never to watch another Rob Schmidt/Eliza Dushku combo ever again.

Only semi-entertaining thriller. Horrible casting.