If you want to spend the better part of an hour and a half watching physical and mental spousal abuse, a dysfunctional relationship featuring a male lead who is supposed to be a smart and capable alpha pack leader, but demonstrates the intellectual savvy of a bag of rocks over the course of an apparent 8 year relationship, all tied together into a rather abrupt, unsatisfying ending, this movie is for you.
Not that Jarred Harper doesn't deliver his character and scripted lines convincingly. He is fully reprehensible in his role until his last minute conversion to spousal and paternal morality. It's just that I think the antics of a bipolar psychotic is just not worthwhile entertainment, much less entertainment at all. Mariah Moss is the only true bright spot in this otherwise dire tale. She capably acts through moments of emotional trauma and rejection in the first half and then credibly transforms into a feminine character of strength and conviction for the second half.
