It wasn't that great, guys; a big early flaw

Rating: 3/10 (7 August 2017)

No cop would ever just leave his prisoner on the bench in the lobby, handcuffed but not anchored to anything, and keep his back turned while he makes a phonecall. That's so movie-typical. Every thriller/horror that has a cop in the picture shows that scenario and no cop would be that dumb. It's common sense. Since this is, of course, how the movie kicks off and becomes a movie/story, it's not a good movie. Everything that happens thereafter (as in, 90% of the movie), shouldn't have. Even further, nobody being pulled over by a lit-up cop car would be so cooperative. For one, the guy knows he hasn't anything wrong so doesn't know why he's being pulled over. Secondly, the bad guy doesn't even remotely resemble a real cop. Third, a person would repel when the "cop" refuses to explain, just insists he get out of the vehicle, and even does something so bizarre as to tell him to stand still as he puts a really weird device to his forehead. This is total movie B.S.