As the owner of a Ford Ranchero, I always get excited whenever I see a Ford Ranchero in a movie, therefore, I got all excited when the blue 1973 Ford Ranchero first showed up in this movie. In real life, Ford Ranchero owners do not appreciate their vehicles being called an El Camino. Not that we have anything against the Chevrolet El Camino, we just feel that people need to know better, especially if you have one in a movie. The '73 Ranchero in this movie repeatedly gets called a '67 El Camino. That really upset me, especially since it was the most talked about vehicle in the movie. Anybody's defense cannot be that it looks like an El Camino, because El Caminos look like Ranchero. The Ranchero was introduced in 1957 whereas the El Camino wasn't made until 1959. I understand that the story doesn't really have anything to do with cars, but they need to get these simple facts straight.

I rented Rushlights because I'm a big fan of Josh Henderson and the new Dallas series. After seeing it all I can say is I'm glad he's got the gig in Dallas because his career might be toast after this one got inflicted on the movie-going public. It also didn't do the careers of the established Beau Bridges and Aidan Quinn who play a pair of brothers a sheriff and a lawyer respectively in the quaint Texas town of Tremo.

A mutual friend of their's overdosed on some drugs, but in searching her Henderson's girlfriend found a letter saying she's the heir to a fortune down in good old Tremo, a good old boys town if there ever was one.

They decide to have the girlfriend Haley Webb pose as the deceased heiress figuring they'd collect the money and scoot. But of course it doesn't work out that way, especially after the late millionaire is discovered to have been murdered.

There's quite a few more complications and maybe had the film had better direction it might have been enjoyable. But it moves at such a sluggish pace that every twist of the plot just slows it down.

Rushlights was not a good career move for anyone involved.

Ellen dies from a heroin overdose. About the same time her uncle Niles in Tremo, Texas also dies, leaving her everything. Her look-a-like roommate/user/waitress (Sarah Haley Webb) and her new boyfriend Billy (Josh Henderson) devise a scheme for Sarah to impersonate the dead Ellen and get the "7 figure" inheritance in a small town where everyone is related and has secrets.

Cameron (Aidan Quinn) is the attorney for the estate. His brother Bob (Beau Bridges) is the sheriff while Belle (Lorna Raver)their mother was Niles' housekeeper. The plot includes private letters with secrets, revealing DVDs, and murder.

The movie held my interest from stem to stern. There are twists which you see coming and twists which you don't. There were a few moments of dark comedy. It is a well put together film with a semi-grindhouse plot and Louisiana bayou musical score.

Written, directed, and produced by Antoni Stutz.

Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex. No nudity. Haley Webb bra/panties.