You're right there, unfortunately this wasn't the film. This was stupid and predictable.
He did things no other person would do, the one stupid thing was the security guard. Out of all the service stations he just managed to pick one that had one that was in on the kidnappings? Or are we meant to believe there's a dodgy guard at every service station?
Also why was he on a murder charge, he would have had to enter the security room to commit the murder, and they would only have to look at the CCTV to find that out, or even if the guard deleted the tapes, the police would have set up a timeline because he was seen carted out of the service station by the woman in the toilets, and maybe a few others, and then he stole a car off that woman.
Most men after reading her text from her fancy bloke would have thought bollocks to her and drive the other way. What was the deal with that victim who ran away? Surely it was her chance to escape to freedom and say phone the police, tell them the situation and has one of the women who’s escaped, and she would have told them everything about what’s happened.
Also if there's prostitution trafficking, then surely they'd be more than one bloke in the compound.
This was stupid beyond belief, and if you want to watch a film that deals with the subject a lot better, and a lot more gripping, then watch Breakdown.
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