Frank, an ex-con, comes back trying to get back with his former girlfriend, Karen, who as it turns out, doesn't want any part of him. He has been following a television evangelist who seems as though is only preaching to him. From the start one figures there is something definitely wrong with this man as we witness him visiting Karen who is a prisoner herself now. The film then goes back to a few weeks before.
Frank O'Neal has been hired by a an armored truck company that employs only former inmates. There is something shady with this firm, one realizes. Frank plots to rob them, and being canny enough, he figures a way to put the blame on everyone else including his boss. He wants to frame Karen as being the person that is really involved in the heist. Little does Frank know that Karen has a strong surprise in store for him as the film ends up.
Director Andrew Shea, working on the screenplay by John Rafter Lee, delivers a film that gets the viewer involved. The film relies on Billy Burke, who plays Frank, as its main asset, and he does a good job with his character. There is also a chilling performance by Greg Itzin as the television charlatan that has captured Frank's imagination. Wayne Knight has a small part.
Frank O'Neal has been hired by a an armored truck company that employs only former inmates. There is something shady with this firm, one realizes. Frank plots to rob them, and being canny enough, he figures a way to put the blame on everyone else including his boss. He wants to frame Karen as being the person that is really involved in the heist. Little does Frank know that Karen has a strong surprise in store for him as the film ends up.
Director Andrew Shea, working on the screenplay by John Rafter Lee, delivers a film that gets the viewer involved. The film relies on Billy Burke, who plays Frank, as its main asset, and he does a good job with his character. There is also a chilling performance by Greg Itzin as the television charlatan that has captured Frank's imagination. Wayne Knight has a small part.