who is this friend turned traitor? Uh Uh Silly Rabbit, You'll have to check this one out for yourselves to view the shocking conclusion. This film, brought to You by David Noble (publisher of  Fan Films Quarterly), and Stormfront Productions does a good job bringing the suicidal assasssin to life on the Fan Film Screen starting with the perfect actor to play the part. Eugene A. Wiesback looks the part, although He is a little younger than the actual Deadshot His performance makes You forget all that. The small dingy apartment Lawton is holed up in adds to the mood of the film and helps you feel the characters pain. Lawton's road has been a long one,littered with loss and regret, and the performance by Wiesback reflects that effectively. Deadshot's costume in the film, not exactly 100% faithful to it's comic book counterpart but still looks good, the forearm guns are particularly impressive. Let's face it, Deadshot's costume in the comics is hard to duplicate exactly so the costume work by Renee Wang (who also plays Cheshire in the film) gets points for even coming close. The film itself is short and sweet. I would have made it a bit longer, but I guess it was wrapped up well enough to make it's length a non issue. The film also features some ambitious greenscreen work in some scenes, while not always hitting the mark it's good enough to get the job done, and actually adds even more of a live action, comic book feel to the film. To sum it up I give Mr.Noble, cast, and crew Kudos on a job well done. I only expect bigger and better things from Stormfront Productions after seeing this film. As an added bonus look for apperances in the film by some of Your favorite DC faves like Batman, Oracle, Cheshire, Nemesis, And making His Fan Film debut, Rag Doll III ! Keep it up guys! How about a Secret Six Fan Film!! *hint hint* To check out the films official website please click HERE, To view the film streaming visit IFilm by clicking HERE.