Homicide detective Catherine Palmer investigates a series of serial killings of women who have been tortured to death by S&M and all have had their eyelids cut off. The investigation takes Catherine into a group wealthy upper class women where she is drawn to the chief suspect Vickie Kittrie who has a penchent for S&M and women, as well as Dr. Broussard, the victims shady therapist with some dark secrets of his own.

Mechanic:
So, you're a cop?


Det. Catherine Palmer:
Yeah. You like that?


Mechanic:
Yeah. What do you work, vice?


Det. Catherine Palmer:
Homicide.


Mechanic:
That's a little weird, isn't it? I mean, you being a woman and all?


Det. Catherine Palmer:
[pause] What do you do?


Mechanic:
Mechanic. I fix things.


Det. Catherine Palmer:
Say you got an old lady, she comes into the shop. She's driving a '72 Chevy, she's hearing a little ticking noise. Turns out she's got a busted transmission, gonna cost her 2,000 bucks. Only thing is, she doesn't have any money. What are you gonna do?


Mechanic:
I'd say 'I don't fucking care.'


Det. Catherine Palmer:
You're looking at someone's mother, pal. And all you see is an old lady with a busted-up car and not enough cash. All I ever see... people's dead mothers. Just a name on a file... guy in a dumpster, girl in a landfill, little dead boy in a park. Can you fix that?

Revealing mistakes: In the beginning of the movie the detectives are examining the dead woman on the bed who is lying with her eyes open. As the camera pans up the dead body, you can notice the corpse blink right before the camera leaves her face. Worse still, the corpse has been mutilated by the killer and is not supposed to have any eyelids at all.

Written by Arthur Levin, Nick Fowler
Performed by Mother
Courtesy of Gamut Entertainment