FBI Agent Karl Helter and his partner Rebecca Lombardo are very close to busting a sex-trafficking ring. When they realize their investigation has crossed the path of a brutal serial killer, they team up with a FDLE agent to put an end to the infamous 'Truck Stop Killer'.
Megan Fox
Rebecca Lombardo
Bruce Willis
Karl Helter
Emile Hirsch
Byron Craw
Lukas Haas
Peter
Caitlin Carmichael
Tracey Lee
Olive Elise Abercrombie
Bethany
Lydia Hull
Karen
Welker White
Ms. Georgia Kellogg
Jackie Cruz
Suzanna
Adam Huel Potter
Heavy Trucker
mgk
Calvin
Sergio Rizzuto
Monty
Tyler Jon Olson
Fred
Sistine Rose Stallone
Heather
Katalina Viteri
Chasity
Bobbie Shaw Chance
Barbara
Swen Temmel
Local Police Officer Gary
Michael Beach
Detective Yarbrough
Alec Monopoly
Suspect / Tall Man
Jason Trawick
Bartender
Nick Koskoff
Bubba
Samiah Alexander
Claudia
Donovan W. Carter
Lieutenant Gilbright
Daniel Cates
Young Roughneck
Christopher Gehrman
Salesman
Alex Eckert
Jimmy
Celeste Fianna
Waitress
Charlie Alvarado
Chuck
Omar Cruz Soto
Bar Goer
David M Sandoval Jr.
Detective
Harvey B. Jackson
CSI Agent
Eric Halem
Drunk Man
Jean Pierre Prats
Heather's Friend
Director
Randall Emmett
Screenplay
Alan Horsnail
July 26, 2021
4
Generally I love crime-thrillers (both fiction and non-fiction) and this had some good elements, but the editing was shoddy, performances uneven with Bruce Willis once again phoning it in. He has maybe 10-minutes of a screentime and is a non-factor with the plot outside of being Megan Fox's partner who disappears only to briefly show up at the end.
As for Fox she at least was okay, though not entirely believable as an FBI agent and Emile Hirsch and his southern accent sounded off, not entirely sure why he had it, didn't really play into his character nor the region. Lukas Haas as the serial killer has his moments though his performance and the character isn't anything different than what had been done on Criminal Minds.
Wanted to really like this but never quite works. Has an ending that should've been filled with suspense but instead was awkwardly edited and just was lackluster. **2.25/5**