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College dropout Will Sherman (David Strickland) is a pizza delivery man and an aspiring comic book artist. His ex Claire doesn't want to get back together. He delivers a pizza to the scene of an impending murder but the killer (Ron Eldard) covers it up by pretending to be the pizza customer. The killer decides to take him out as a possible witness but gets inspired to change course.

I want to say that the basic concept has potential. An underachieving pizza guy gets tangled up with a serial killer. At times, I like this story but this movie mostly frustrates me. First, I find Will an infuriating lead character. I dislike his self-pitying arrogance. He has a sarcasm without being funny. He's also rather dumb when the cops start suspecting him. It doesn't make sense that he doesn't grab the cops to rush home with him when the pizza gets delivered there. Time and time again. He's doing slightly wrong things. Second, I dislike the bad police trope. I understand it but the cops would never act that way in his face. They are too one-note. Third, even Claire gets into the race for the dumbest move in the movie. When Will gets to her parents' home, I figured the best way to end the movie is for the killer to find them there. I never thought that she would also be dumb. It's a few too many dumb people.