Henry Creedlow is a man who has spent years doing what others expect of him, absorbing mistreatment from a boss who belittles him, a wife who betrays him and a friend and business partner who cheats him. One morning he finds his face gone, replaced by a smooth white mask he cannot remove. Stripped of the identity he sacrificed to fit in, he stops holding back and sets out to settle accounts with everyone who made his life miserable.
George A. Romero directed and wrote the film, the eleventh of the fourteen features he made in chronological order, arriving between The Dark Half in 1993 and Land of the Dead in 2005. Jason Flemyng plays Henry, with Peter Stormare, Leslie Hope, Nina Garbiras, Andrew Tarbet and Tom Atkins among the twenty credited cast members. Ben Barenholtz and Peter Grunwald produced the Canada-United States-France co-production, made for about 5 million dollars.
The film drew modest audience scores of 5.3 on IMDb from roughly 6,900 votes and 5.5 on TMDB from around 150 votes. A critics' rating of 5.5 from nine reviews sits close to those audience figures, suggesting a similar overall assessment. Released in 2000, it remains one of the lesser-seen entries in Romero's filmography.
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