Code of Ethics

About This Movie

Code of Ethics is an interesting 1999 action flick that dives into the murky waters of insurance fraud. The tension builds as the protagonist, an administrator, goes head-to-head with a methodical serial killer who targets those exploiting the Medicaid system. It's gritty and dark, really encapsulating a sense of moral ambiguity that keeps you guessing. The pacing can be a bit uneven at times, but the practical effects are surprisingly effective for its budget. Performances range from decent to occasionally over the top, but that lends a certain charm to the film. It’s got a unique premise that’s definitely worth a look, especially if you appreciate narratives that challenge ethical boundaries.

Explores themes of morality and justice. · Interesting take on insurance fraud. · Noteworthy practical effects for its era.