Good enough for entertainment

Rating: 6/10 (8 March 2018)

Some fine performances and well directed and shot, Set in a dark and sinister small town, with a corrupt police force, and typically anti-everything middle America in the eyes of the writer. Seems like the writer got confused by around page 90 of his script as he spreads a wide net of subplots and themes and then struggles to resolve them in a believable or satisfying fashion, So, some of the scenes are disjointed and the dialogue forced.