I found this movie on the $1 shelf at the local video store. I'd never heard of it, but Patrick Stewart was in it, so I bought it.
The movie begins with a slow motion shot of a truck crashing through a building and falling into a basement with bodies flying. It then jumps back to the beginning of the story. It continues to jump back and forth in time for the length of the film. While disconcerting at first, it did make for more interesting storytelling.
It is the story of a British country cowboy/tulip farmer named Dad Savage (Patrick Stewart)who has a thriving criminal enterprise of some sort and brings in two of his son's school buddies to help. The friends find out about one of Dad's secrets and everything goes wrong. I don't deal well with blood, even fake blood, so there were moments I had to look away from this movie. It's certainly not a cheerful story and has violent moments. Though I chose the rating of suitable for children over 13, it is fairly violent, so you might want to boost that age by a few years.
At first it can be a little difficult to follow the story due to the accents, but it does get better. It was not predictable enough for me to figure out how it would end until late in the movie which was a nice change. Besides, who could dislike a movie where you see Patrick Stewart country line dancing?

Recommended:
Yes

Viewing Format: VHS
Video Occasion: Better than Watching TV
Suitability For Children: Suitable for Children Age 13 and Older