Starting off at and slow pace two FBI agents cross paths with Crawford who is investigating murders which appear to be related. Randall Emmett puts together some thrilling scenes with great cinematography and lighting for a first time feature length. Although some parts seem a little disjointed and we find out who the killer is way too early it still has enough to keep us intrigued. Megan Fox seems more comfortable in the lead of a thriller and does a honorary job as Rebecca Lombardo and some screen time with her real life boyfriend. Although she still has moments of not being entirely convincing as a FBI agent, Megan seems to have improved somewhat with this and her previous movie Till Death. Bruce Willis has very little to do here and appears to just turn up as Bruce rather than Karl. Emile Hirsch is probably one of the stronger performances in the the film as Byron Crawford whom is actively investigating the case throughout. If you go into the movie with an open mind and not too much expectation you will find it enjoyable!
Review of Midnight in the Switchgrass
