Coordinated by Saw executive James Wan, the film stars Kevin Bacon as Nick Hume, a man who takes the law into his own hands after his child is killed by a pack as a start custom. Hume must shield his family from the pack's subsequent retaliation.
The film debuted on August 31, 2007, and was discharged on DVD on January 8, 2008.
Plot
Scratch Hume (Kevin Bacon) is spouse to Helen (Kelly Preston), and father of two young men, Brendan (Stuart Lafferty) and Lucas (Jordan Garrett). After Brendan's hockey game, Nick and Brendan commute home, discussing the last's potential future as an expert hockey player. They make a brisk stop at a corner store in an awful piece of town. Amid an apparent burglary of the corner store, Joe Darley (Matt O'Leary), another start and more youthful sibling to the group pioneer, cuts Brendan's throat open with a blade. Scratch endeavors to trap the hooligans, figuring out how to pull off Joe's cover and see his face, yet Joe get away, just to be hit by an auto. Scratch surges Brendan to the doctor's facility, however his child passes on from significant blood misfortune.
Scratch distinguishes Joe in a line-up, however while meeting with the lead prosecutor, he's furious that the DA wants to introduce a sufficiently solid case that the barrier will give a break for a unimportant 3 to 5 years in prison. The DA clarifies that Nick is the main observer, there were no observation cameras, and the guard could pick up sensitivity for Darley. At a pre-trial hearing, Nick abjures his ID so that Joe will go free. He takes after the pack to see where they hang out, later returning and wounding Joe after discovering only him. The following morning, the pack pioneer, Billy (Garrett Hedlund), needs exact retribution. After rapidly marking down individuals from different packs as guilty parties, one says that his sister saw a man in a suit that night. Affirming it was Nick from a photo distributed in a daily paper, and seeing where he works, they trap him the following day in the city. In the wake of pursuing him through rear ways, an eatery, then to the highest point of a multi-story parking structure, Nick gets into a battle with one of the individuals, catching him in an auto and sending him over the edge of the parcel.
The following day, one of the group individuals then touches base at the workplace where Nick attempts to convey Nick's bag (which he dropped amid the pursuit). Scratch calls a telephone number found for the situation, which has a place with the posse pioneer Billy. Billy cautions that Nick has purchased a "capital punishment" for his family, and uncovers that Joe Darley was his sibling. Scratch instantly calls the police analyst doled out to Brendan's case, Jessica Wallis (Aisha Tyler), who was at that point mindful of what Nick began. She gives Nick's family police assurance and issues APBs on Billy and his posse. That night, the officers viewing over the family are stealthily killed, yet when Nick acknowledges, he finds the group individuals have effectively advanced inside. They assault and stifle Nick, then drag Helen and Luke down the stairs to shoot every one of them.
Scratch and Luke survive, yet Helen does not. After Detective Wallis gives a brief discourse that wars are never settled, she gives Nick a chance to pay a short visit to his now-out cold child, where he apologizes for not being a superior father. Scratch escapes from the clinic to pursue the remaining group individuals, getting weapons from an underground market firearm merchant known as Bones (John Goodman), Billy's dad, who acknowledges the way that Nick needs to execute his child. Scratch finds Heco, another individual from the pack, and grills him about where alternate individuals are, taking in their sanctuary is a deserted mental doctor's facility they call "The Office." He compels Heco at gunpoint to call Billy's mobile phone, and executes Heco while Billy is tuning in. Bones goes up against Billy and condemns him, just before Billy murders him. Scratch heads to "The Office" to slaughter the rest of the posse. After an extraordinary shootout, he and Billy experience and truly twisted each other in the clinic house of prayer. Sitting on the same seat, Billy guarantees that he transformed Nick into a horrendous inhumane executioner, much the same as him. After this, Nick hauls out one of his firearms and inquires as to whether Billy is "prepared," suggesting that Nick murders Billy after the scene closes.
With his family now vindicated, Nick returns home and begins to watch home motion pictures and anticipate his inescapable capture and arraignment. Criminologist Wallis touches base to capture Nick however first educates him that inexplicably his child has begun moving and will now live. Scratch really hints at some alleviation and thinks back to the TV, which indicates Luke, Helen, Nick and Brendan singing on the lounge chair. Scratch's last destiny stays obscure, however the broadened form of the film indicates him succumbing to his wounds.
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