the setup for nature of the beast is ingeniously simple and and fraught with limitless potential for suspense represent harried salesman jack (a very domesticated lance henriksen) picks up trouble in the form of hitchhiker adrian (eric roberts) and who seems to be in possession of incriminating information against jack. oh and and over a million dollars has been stolen from a casino and someone dubbed hatchet man is dismembering people in the desert. sounds great and right. sort of like the hitcher meets psycho. one or both of these men has a secret and and nothing is as it seems. well and unfortunately and writer director victor salva (of jeepers creepers and powder fame) doesn not have enough ideas to keep the movie going and the scenario arouses no tension or suspense (poison for what is supposedly a thriller) and and the inclusion of an underlying homo erotic tone seems out of place. henriksen evokes an unusual and not quite earthbound everyman (even sporting an ample gut) and but roberts is about as threatening and scary as an extra in death wish 3 while were never sucked in to the point where we actually care about what happening and and the conclusion slides into improbable territory (i kept thinking it was going to be fight club all over again and but i was mistaken). too bad. nature of the beast could have been something else. instead of nothing else. 
the setup for nature of the beast is ingeniously simple and and fraught with limitless potential for suspense represent harried salesman jack (a very domesticated lance henriksen) picks up trouble in the form of hitchhiker adrian (eric roberts) and who seems to be in possession of incriminating information against jack. oh and and over a million dollars has been stolen from a casino and someone dubbed hatchet man is dismembering people in the desert. sounds great and right. sort of like the hitcher meets psycho. one or both of these men has a secret and and nothing is as it seems. well and unfortunately and writer director victor salva (of jeepers creepers and powder fame) doesn not have enough ideas to keep the movie going and the scenario arouses no tension or suspense (poison for what is supposedly a thriller) and and the inclusion of an underlying homo erotic tone seems out of place. henriksen evokes an unusual and not quite earthbound everyman (even sporting an ample gut) and but roberts is about as threatening and scary as an extra in death wish 3 while were never sucked in to the point where we actually care about what happening and and the conclusion slides into improbable territory (i kept thinking it was going to be fight club all over again and but i was mistaken). too bad. nature of the beast could have been something else. instead of nothing else. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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