2017·Action·1h 39m
6.8
★
When a new friend is brutally assaulted, Detective John Droomor is put by chance in charge of the investigation. Although the evidence against the perpetrators seems overwhelming, there is nothing definitive in the case that guarantees justice is served, even more so if some people are willing to twist and betray it.
Directed by Johnny Martin
based on novel or book
niagara falls
rape and revenge
sexual assault
criminal lawyer
criminal trial
mother daughter relationship
traumatized woman
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Cast
Nicolas Cage
Det. John Dromoor
Anna Hutchison
Teena Maguire
Talitha Eliana Bateman
Bethie Maguire
Deborah Kara Unger
Agnes
Don Johnson
Jay Kirkpatrick
Charlene Tilton
Irma Fick
Joshua Mikel
Marvin Fick
Rocco Nugent
Lloyd Fick
Carter Burch
Fritz Haaber
Jimmy Gonzales
Det. Zwaff
Dikran Tulaine
Walt Fick
Kara Flowers
Assist. Prosecutor Dixon
Crew
Johnny Martin
Director
Frederik Wiedmann
Original Music Composer
Nicolas Cage
Producer
Michael Nilon
Executive Producer
Harold Becker
Executive Producer
Randy Gerston
Music Supervisor
Joyce Carol Oates
Novel
Ele Bardha
Stunt Coordinator
Bryan Parker
Supervising Sound Editor
Rich Cowan
Line Producer
Daniel Hargrave
Stunts
Carter Burch
Stunts
Popular Reviews
37 reviews
Matilde
5.0★ · 03/10/26
pesado…
pesado…
scrazzo
3.0★ · 01/07/26
Happy birthday Nic Cage!
Happy birthday Nic Cage!
Téa Watterlot
4.0★ · 10/26/25
At least they tried...
At least they tried...
Devv
1.0★ · 08/17/25
Cage I will forever resent you for this dog shit, good for nothing, trash piece of shit you call a movie.
Cage I will forever resent you for this dog shit, good for nothing, trash piece of shit you call a movie.
Alfred HitchTOK
7.0★ · 08/11/25
Trigger warning with this one as it is Not an easy film to sit through, with a quite brutal gang assault scene, that although heard more than scene, remains quite jarring.
Cage is hero cop and widower John Dromoor who meets single mom (and widow) Teena (Anna Hutchison) at a bar. There are some sparks, but nothing eventuates. Some time later Teena and her daughter Bethie (Talitha Bateman) are ambushed by four men while walking home, Teena brutally assaulted then left for dead, with Bethie as traumatised witness. Cage is first on the scene, apprehends the perpetrators with brave testimony from Bethie, but ultimate justice is complicated when slick criminal lawyer Don Johnson is hired. Perhaps justice needs to be found away from the court room…
While Cage is given ample screen time, this film adapted from a novel by Joyce Carol Oates with a title that will get me shadow banned if I dare mentioned it, spends a fair amount of time with the two victims, and both Hutchison and Bateman are effective in handling really difficult material. The court room scene goes a long way in exposing the absolutely horrific treatment of sexual assault victims within the legal system. It’s equal parts heartbreaking and engaging and the fucking judge more concerned with correct grammar than actual justice will having you wishing Cage would add him to the list of revenge targets.
Check out my video review on TikTok!
Cage is hero cop and widower John Dromoor who meets single mom (and widow) Teena (Anna Hutchison) at a bar. There are some sparks, but nothing eventuates. Some time later Teena and her daughter Bethie (Talitha Bateman) are ambushed by four men while walking home, Teena brutally assaulted then left for dead, with Bethie as traumatised witness. Cage is first on the scene, apprehends the perpetrators with brave testimony from Bethie, but ultimate justice is complicated when slick criminal lawyer Don Johnson is hired. Perhaps justice needs to be found away from the court room…
While Cage is given ample screen time, this film adapted from a novel by Joyce Carol Oates with a title that will get me shadow banned if I dare mentioned it, spends a fair amount of time with the two victims, and both Hutchison and Bateman are effective in handling really difficult material. The court room scene goes a long way in exposing the absolutely horrific treatment of sexual assault victims within the legal system. It’s equal parts heartbreaking and engaging and the fucking judge more concerned with correct grammar than actual justice will having you wishing Cage would add him to the list of revenge targets.
Check out my video review on TikTok!
Trigger warning with this one as it is Not an easy film to sit through, with a quite brutal gang assault scene, that although heard more than scene, remains quite jarring.
Cage is hero cop and widower John Dromoor who meets single mom (and widow) Teena (Anna Hutchison) at a bar. There are some sparks, but nothing eventuates. Some time later Teena and her daughter Bethie (Talitha Bateman) are ambushed by four men while walking home, Teena brutally assaulted then left for dead, with Bethie as traumatised witness. Cage is first on the scene, apprehends the perpetrators with brave testimony from Bethie, but ultimate justice is complicated when slick criminal lawyer Don Johnson is hired. Perhaps justice needs to be found away from the court room…
While Cage is given ample screen time, this film adapted from a novel by Joyce Carol Oates with a title that will get me shadow banned if I dare mentioned it, spends a fair amount of time with the two victims, and both Hutchison and Bateman are effective in handling really difficult material. The court room scene goes a long way in exposing the absolutely horrific treatment of sexual assault victims within the legal system. It’s equal parts heartbreaking and engaging and the fucking judge more concerned with correct grammar than actual justice will having you wishing Cage would add him to the list of revenge targets.
Check out my video review on TikTok!
Cage is hero cop and widower John Dromoor who meets single mom (and widow) Teena (Anna Hutchison) at a bar. There are some sparks, but nothing eventuates. Some time later Teena and her daughter Bethie (Talitha Bateman) are ambushed by four men while walking home, Teena brutally assaulted then left for dead, with Bethie as traumatised witness. Cage is first on the scene, apprehends the perpetrators with brave testimony from Bethie, but ultimate justice is complicated when slick criminal lawyer Don Johnson is hired. Perhaps justice needs to be found away from the court room…
While Cage is given ample screen time, this film adapted from a novel by Joyce Carol Oates with a title that will get me shadow banned if I dare mentioned it, spends a fair amount of time with the two victims, and both Hutchison and Bateman are effective in handling really difficult material. The court room scene goes a long way in exposing the absolutely horrific treatment of sexual assault victims within the legal system. It’s equal parts heartbreaking and engaging and the fucking judge more concerned with correct grammar than actual justice will having you wishing Cage would add him to the list of revenge targets.
Check out my video review on TikTok!