From the film's chilling opening sequence, I found myself glued to my seat in fear. Besides being based on a true story, the gritty visual elements Finch introduces are what make the film so undeniably believable. The pacing of the movie is rather done well, if you don't mind lengthy narratives, but don't expect character development to be as prominent as seen in his other works such as Fight Club. Overall, though, the execution is near-perfect and is one of the most nerve-racking detective drama since Se7en. 9.2/10.
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