In "The Glimmer Man," two cops, played by Seagal (Marked for Death) and Keenan Ivory Wayans (Low Down Dirty Shame), are forced to work together to solve a chain of mysterious killings by a serial murderer named the Family Man.

Both Seagal and Wayans proved why they are no longer acting on the big screen anymore; a big screen just magnifies the crappy performances they give and how little they know about acting for the camera.

Wayans CANNOT play a tough cop. He proved that in "Low Down Dirty Shame" among others, and Segal is not a character actor, so the whole Tibetan religion crap was worthless cause he couldn't sell it. Seagal knows as much about character acting as a cow knows about the aspects of a Monet painting.

A big problem I had with the picture was the fact that Seagal was playing a cop, but every time he was in front of a perpetrator, he'd kill them with one shot to the heart. Cops are trained to shoot for the opposite shoulder or the leg. Seagal wouldn't even try; one shot-kill, that's his only option.

Director John Gray has been working in television ever since this movie. I hope he stays there. He seems to be doing well having crossed over.

Overall, this picture is about as pointless as almost every other movie world renowned wife-beater Steven Seagal has starred in.