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The film opens up by posing a question, Can a truly awful individual turns into an okay individual and the other way around? This sets up the subject of the film as we look at the life of amnesia victimized person Dylan White (Callum Blue) to a Louisiana jazz soundtrack. Cracked alludes to Dylan's memory, skull, and life as he was left for dead. Without a memory he endeavors to discover who he was from concise memory pieces. 

What hampers Dylan on his missions is that he has these interesting bad dreams as though he traverses or is supernaturally inhabited. The primary scene happens 8 minutes into the film. The intimations have a go at us and about half path through the film, we get a really decent thought what is happening with a couple of missing subtle elements to keep us intrigued. Vinnie Jones is the opponent who comes later into the film. 

The film develops more established ideas, utilizing a to some degree noir foundation instead of an unpleasantness setting. The ghastliness is inadequate and was more riddle than startling. An alternate sort of film. 3 1/2 stars 

Parental Guide: F-shell. Sex. Bareness/Full frontal male/female nakedness (Callum Blue, Ashlynn Yennie, Nicole Laliberte, Lily Virginia Filson +others)