The film started out as quite the interesting premise for a murder mystery. Not the most intelligent of stories nor the most intelligent of twists along the way, but quite sufficient to keep me invested in the story as it unfolded.

However, the ending made the entire movie crash and burn like you wouldn't believe! I cannot understand the motivation for such a drastic change of pace, and it did nothing but deteriorate the entire experience into 2 hours of wasted life.

It seems like whoever wrote the script really didn't know how to round off this otherwise serviceable story in a decent manner, and, instead, opted for making a train-wreck.

Well, congrats on your train-wreck...