After five years in prison, guards lead Nolan to his freedom. But Nolan's ticket out came courtesy of ratting on his former boss. A death sentence for any man. His goal: find Lena and Amy-his ex and their five-year-old daughter he's never met-and get them out of the city, to a new life together, before the ghosts of his past can track him down and kill him. (Courtesy of Internet Movie Database)
THE GHOST WHO WALKS (2019) is directed by Cody Stokes, written by Cody Stokes & Ben Bostick, and produced by Daniel Gartner & Frank Mosley. Upon watching the trailer, I felt I was watching an exciting redemption story only to find out that when actually watching the film, it was something entirely different.
What I can say is that THE GHOST WHO WALKS pacing is excellent, keeping you intrigued throughout. I would even say that the film didn’t have much of a stylish approach in how it was shot, but it did enough to keep the look and feel of the film energetic.
In the End: THE GHOST WHO WALKS was an exciting film, with a likable main character and story, but tough to say more than that. So I give the film 3 of 5 stars.
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