Rock, Paper, Scissors

I was surprised that there were so few ratings for this. What I liked most about this movie is that it never tries to reach for more than what it is. It's a revenge movie and nothing more. The story telling was solid, the film shot well and the acting from Timothy Laurel Harrison and Jeff Riberdy as the protagonist couple was not only believable, but riveting.

The movie is not perfect and there is one major plot hole I'm still irked about that I wished had at least had some kind of explanation for. But this could be a case of no explanation was better than a bad one.

I do wish the flashback scenes had lasted longer than a microsecond. 2 or 3 seconds would have been sufficient for these without turning it into torture porn, but the microsecond flash made it difficult to tell exactly what was actually happening. Other than that, the movie really does a good job coming together as a complete, coherent story.

If you are the type to pick every little forensic detail apart, you probably won't like it. But for most people, it will leave you satisfied.