This film essentially begins with a former Marine by the name of "William Duncan" (Clive Standen) picking up his 16-year-old daughter "Kat Duncan" (Maddie Nichols) after a softball game and heading to a local Mexican restaurant to grab some food on the way home. The scene then shifts to a young man named "Danny Fetter" (Cabot Basden) looking forward to joining the criminal organization his father "Donnie Fetter" (Bruce Willis) had ruthlessly created. To do that, however, he has to prove his worth by passing an initiation test. So, after being given a pistol, Danny is told to accompany his older brother "Rory Fetter" (Theo Rossi) to a general location and murder the first person they see. And as fate would have it, the first person they see is Kat Duncan sitting in a car waiting for her father to return from the restaurant. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this film started off reasonably well but gradually became more and more unrealistic the longer it ran. Incredibly unrealistic. That being said, while I can certainly enjoy a good action film every now and then, this one was just a bit too much to take, and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.
