The movie has about 5 actors and two sets. It's almost completely dialog and runs in chronological order, so it's like a play and can get boring because of the sameness. Connick gives a great performance as a convincing bad guy (as he always does. If you want a bad guy, choose him), but the rest of the cast is lackluster. Not necessarily because of lack of talent. I think it's more due to the poor writing and direction.The plot is about a lonely, needy woman who latches on to a stranger who says he's being hunted by the Army. He was part of a Tuskeegee Institute type experiment where bugs were implanted in him and they are spreading. The movie strains credulity. Since it relies on believability for entertainment value, it has none. As a mental health worker, I hate seeing psychosis done badly, so my opinion may not be in the majority.