Michael Hall, Sam Shepherd, Don Johnson
Tough, tight Texas thriller with enough twists and turns to easily hold my interest. The three leads were very good...pulled me into their characters' story in spite of their being unappealing individually. It helped that the bad guys were just about the worst type imaginable.
Locations looked realistic, a few questions I had went unanswered, some movie-reality scenes showed up and made me cringe, but overall this was well done. My main reservation was that once again we learned that the only realistic solution to a problem is the liberal use of force and violence. So it goes...
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