Directed by:
Sean OlsonScreenplay:
Peter SullivanCinematography:
Joseph M. SeteleComposer:
Jason BrandtCast:
Danny Trejo, Christina Cox, Brad Rowe, Taylor Spreitler, Arianne Zucker, Eric Etebari, Carlie Casey, John Littlefield, Maya Stojan, Rene Moran, David Offner (more)Plots(1)
Friendly and easy going contractor, Javier (Danny Trejo) takes a job for Paul (Brad Rowe) and Elizabeth Chase (Christina Cox), but all is not as it seems. When the Chase's perfect lives begin to crumble, they find Javier's secret. When he sabotages Paul's car, ruins the house's plumbing and plants evidence framing Paul for an affair, Elizabeth must find the strength to stand on her own. Will she be able to save her family from The Contractor? (official distributor synopsis)
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It's a shame that this film gives everything away at the beginning and it's clear how it's all going to turn out. Otherwise, it could be quite interesting because Danny Trejo is absolutely perfect for a villainous role. He doesn't have to keep playing tough guys all the time, because he actually has a better face for villainous roles. But as I say, the film easily reveals its biggest strengths, as if it doesn't even appreciate them. The tension fades away because the film otherwise doesn't stand out in any way. Christina Cox is attractive enough to carry it at least a little on her own.
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