Restitution

Plot

A true crime writer investigating a small town murder spree uncovers the devastating truth that changes the town forever.

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 3.6/10 (187 voted)

Director:
Lance Kawas

Stars: Mark Bierlein, Tom Arnold, Dave Davies

Storyline
A true crime writer investigating a small town murder spree uncovers the devastating truth that changes the town forever.

Writers: Mark Bierlein, Lance Kawas

Cast:

Mark Bierlein
–

Alex Forrester
/
Bryan Spikes

Tom Arnold
–

Tom Lipnity

Dave Davies
–

Jason

Michael F. Gillespie
–

Lance William

Michael Robert Brandon
–

Detective Davis
/
Frank Lawson

(as Michael R. Brandon)

Milica Govich
–

Real Estate Woman

Shena Adl
–

Clara's Cashier

Steve Kosinski
–

Dr. Pinklady

Robert Skrok
–

Middle Aged Man

Dennis North
–

Chief Winters

Joseph Kathrein
–

Miles

Kevin Yon
–

Boardmember

Tiren Jhames
–

Suspicious Pedestrian

Lance Kawas
–

Doctor

(as Lance KR Kawas)

Jimmy Doom
–

Hillbilly

Taglines:
Revenge Has No Limits

Details

Official Website:
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Release Date: 3 Jan 2011

Filming Locations: Detroit, Michigan, USA

Goofs:

Continuity:
Alex's wrist watch comes off and is clearly seen on the floor when he is thrown down at beginning of stair case fight scene, but is back on wrist in the middle of the scene and at the end when he comes back, retrieves his pistol and goes looking for Youngstown.

User Review

An utter waste of time

Rating: 1/10


Like another reviewer, I would have rated this movie with a negative
number if that were available. Never, never, never again will I watch a
movie where the "executive producer," writer and star are the same guy
who you never heard of before. This movie is an example of what
somebody with too much money and absolutely no acting talent what so
ever can do. The professional actors all dealt in a professional manner
with the crappy dialog they were given, but Mark Bierlein has no
business being involved with show business as an actor or writer. His
only other movie, "Street Boss," rated 3.1 on IMDb, was another one
where he was the executive producer, writer, and star (what a
surprise!)probably because nobody else would risk funding the drivel
that he writes.

I got the movie because of William Sadler and Mena Suvari, both fine
actors, and because C. Thomas Howell and even Tom Arnold are OK to good
actors, but I didn't know who Mark Bierlein was. Now that I do, I'll be
on the look out to avoid anything involving this guy in ANY capacity.