It's not particularly well-written when it comes to the structure of the story. The pacing improves drastically towards the end, but initially, it's quite abrupt. The plot is great, but the execution lags behind a little, I guess. There is also some sort of magical thinking surrounding the policeman, who is portrayed as the only "righteous" and "smart" person in this corrupted world of "justice." It tries to handle dark themes responsibly, and I can see some success in that. Overall, I found it to be a fairly immersive horror piece.
It's not particularly well-written when it comes to the structure of the story. The pacing improves drastically towards the end, but initially, it's quite abrupt. The plot is great, but the execution lags behind a little, I guess. There is also some sort of magical thinking surrounding the policeman, who is portrayed as the only "righteous" and "smart" person in this corrupted world of "justice." It tries to handle dark themes responsibly, and I can see some success in that. Overall, I found it to be a fairly immersive horror piece.