Where to start, where to start.
- The fight scenes are atrocious Bad enough that you wont mind about the horrible foley during those scenes.
- The movie begins a bit like someone telling a half-remembered story in a hurry. Feels disjointed and rushed.
- Jumpcut flashback scenes at random moments feel like this is an arthouse movie by a fledgeling director.
- The headliner of the movie who is so prominently displayed on the poster is on screen far less than you'd expect and mostly to recite exposition.
- Not only does the main character look (vaguely) like Steven Seagal, he acts like him too. To be fair: Most other actors in this waste of digital media do too.
- Pivotal scenes (kidnappings, autopsies and [spoiler]ritual killings[/spoiler]) are too often told, not shown. Thereby defeating the purpose of filming the thing in the first place.
- Some glaring continuity errors.
- The ending is as the beginning: A disjointed mess, rushed and unneeded. The final scene is just stupid.

All told, this is a sad low budget cash-grab and I cannot imagine or fathom why Freeman lent his name and likeness to this dross. No redeeming qualities at all. Took all my self control to finish the thing.