Alice (Camille Rowe) is trying to get pregnant with her husband while she has an affair with John (Jeremy Scippio) coming back from a pharma convention. The main highway detour demands they travel down Route 59. John, who just filled up with gas, must fill up again at a convenience store with pumps. We soon discover what we expect is that there is a hole in his gas tank. While in the store Alice is shot in the arm by an ambusher outside on a billboard that claims, "GODISNO WHERE." Her lover is soon killed. There is a walkie-talkie in the store that allows her to communicate with the shooter as Alice dodges bullets. Alice must use all of her smarts to survive as others who visit the store perish.
This is a rather pointless film. Alice was targeted. We never discover by whom or why although he runs down a list of possible reasons as he rants over the walkie-talkie. The conversation becomes political. He doesn't like being called a psycho because he shoots people by the "woke" people. The film spews a lot of right-wing rhetoric but doesn't seem to take a real stance on anything. The ending was messed up too. The best scene was too dark to see. Never cared for Alice either.
GuideL F-word. No sex or nudity.
This is a rather pointless film. Alice was targeted. We never discover by whom or why although he runs down a list of possible reasons as he rants over the walkie-talkie. The conversation becomes political. He doesn't like being called a psycho because he shoots people by the "woke" people. The film spews a lot of right-wing rhetoric but doesn't seem to take a real stance on anything. The ending was messed up too. The best scene was too dark to see. Never cared for Alice either.
GuideL F-word. No sex or nudity.