Do It for the Gram

Every single aspect of this, from this acting to the lighting, is nearly incoherent - or so blatantly obvious it's like watching a 5th grader with a little too much money make a film. Not enough to make a 'good' film even by accident, just enough to make everything polished enough to make the technical inadequacies - which range from cinematography to editing to some of the worst acting and screenwriting I've seen in ages - look all that much worse. The plot, such as it is, is nothing but badly cut-together scene from old thrillers - pretty much any one of which outdoes this flimsy afterschool project by a mile.

Save yourself some time and watch grass grow.