Jack (Robert Scott Howard) is a Vegas detective who is constantly telling us he hates his job. He has a reputation of being honest and hangs out at the private and exclusive Red Herring lounge. A string of murders points to a businessman friend. Detective White is called in to work with Jack who wants to excuse himself from the case because he knows the suspects.
The acting was very stiff. G. Eric Miles who played Detective White was noticibly bad. The dialogue was bland as was the sound track. The whole film had a made-for-TV quality to it. Jack suffers from lame flashbacks. He sees a man in a mask and we don't know if that is the real killer or a symbol of an unknown killer. On occasion, Jack gives us some first person narration with a faux noir quality to it.
And yes with a title like RED HERRING one expects a major twist.
Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity. Attempted rape.
The acting was very stiff. G. Eric Miles who played Detective White was noticibly bad. The dialogue was bland as was the sound track. The whole film had a made-for-TV quality to it. Jack suffers from lame flashbacks. He sees a man in a mask and we don't know if that is the real killer or a symbol of an unknown killer. On occasion, Jack gives us some first person narration with a faux noir quality to it.
And yes with a title like RED HERRING one expects a major twist.
Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity. Attempted rape.