I imagine what started as a good story idea (what do you do when you haven't committed a crime yet all the circumstantial and tangible evidences point at you) turned out to be a dull, run-of-the-mill, average story in the end.

From the development of the plot to the development of characters, the story left much to be desired. Each twist and turn (if you can even call it that in the absence of any imagination/originality) is so predictable that you might be fooled into believing that you've got soothsaying powers. The characters on the other hand stubbornly follow the personality arc created for them by the writer and show no signs of moulding their behaviour and reaction according to the mood, pace and direction of the story. Put together- it all feels rather artificial and in the end doesn't allow the viewer to immerse himself in the story.

That this comes from the house of the master storyteller Stephen King, makes it even more shocking.

I'd recommend you skip it.. unless, of course, you have nothing better to do than swat flies sitting in your front porch.