Montages, seesawing Dutch tilts and profligate overuse of lighting gels fail to conceal the fact that the film's writing doesn't match the lure of the central idea.

It's watchable, but don't expect your mind to be blown - more gently prodded.

Despite a lame late plot twist, Isaac Ezban's thriller is a rollicking rollercoaster ride.

Tonally, it's muddled, struggling to manage its comedy beats and darker impulses. Still, the performances and Scott Blaszak's to-the-point script make the film easy to like, in spite of its flaws.