Finder's Fee

Synopsis

Finder's Fee is a captivating thriller directed by Jeff Probst. The movie follows the character of Tepper, played by Erik Palladino, who finds a wallet containing a winning lottery ticket. As he plans how to claim the ticket, he invites friends over for a poker game. However, a stranger arrives claiming to own the wallet. What follows is a gripping tale of deception, suspense, and unexpected twists as Tepper navigates through a web of deceit. With solid performances and a well-crafted plot, Finder's Fee keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the final reveal.

Cast

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  Erik Palladino

  Tepper

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  Matthew Lillard

  Fishman

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  Ryan Reynolds

  Quigley

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  Dash Mihok

  Bolan

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  James Earl Jones

  Avery Phillips

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  Carly Pope

  Carla

Reviews

Finder's Fee has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its suspenseful plot and engaging performances, others found the pacing to be slow and the twists predictable. IMDb rates Finder's Fee 6.2/10, noting that the movie offers a unique take on the thriller genre. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a score of 60%, with some critics applauding the film for its intriguing premise but pointing out its lack of depth in character development. Overall, Finder's Fee is a decent thriller that keeps audiences guessing until the end.