The story is a little far fetched, and the film is low budget, but that is clear from the outset. It is like a violent Brothers McMullen. Bruce Willis is good in this one, but he is not the star, by any means. It is Cole Hauser's show, and he he does a good job as a disgruntled veteran looking for a purpose.

This in itself causes the slimy mooks to take umbrage, and as Mia (Melissa Bolona) is outside calling her fiancé (who is at a strip club, with Mia's approval), they pull up in a van, pull her in, inject her with a potentially lethal drug, and take her to be prepared for human trafficking.

“The intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation.”

Human sex traffickers kidnap his brother's fiance Mia (Melissa Bolona), a war veteran Deklan MacGregor (Cole Hauser) teams up with his brothers Brandon MacGregor (Shawn Ashmore) and Roman MacGregor (Ashton Holmes) to rescue her.