The Ghost Who Walks

Overall a solid story with a lot of grit, depth, and emotion, definitely worth watching. Also, it was filmed in St. Louis, something any STL local will appreciate and enjoy seeing.

Not for kids in body or mind -- may not identify with the characters, and may find it slow, as other reviewers said.

I thoroughly enjoyed it's neo-noir qualities.

Not Hollywood. No karate kicks, computer animation, models disguised as actors, or fantastic shooting... and that's great. Great not to see superhero powers, capes or improbable stunts every few minutes.

This is a story with a welcomed dose of reality, about lives most of us don't get to see, written for mature audiences. Realistic dialogues, well acted, good direction.

Will love to see what teams like this one will do next, maybe with a bigger budget.

Interesting low budget indy with pretty good acting. But putting too much plastic where should have been the real thing, don't know if because of the budget of the crews imagination. Anyway, the fast forward did help through it.

The story was good, the acting was great, the movie was awesome.

An ambitious crime drama that sits nicely among the backdrop of St. Louis during the festive Christmas season. Director Cody Stokes shows poise and promise. Lead actor Garland Scott will make waves well into the future. Indie movie or not, this one has it's moments when it hits you hard. The art direction and cinematography are wonderful. The cast and crew did an excellent job putting together an art piece so raw and gritty too. This film sheds colorful light and pleasant ambiance on the dark recesses of a tarnished city. The action, the thrills, the character development; all well done in their own right. Minus it's basic and understandable blemishes, it still shines during Christmas time!