“The Cost” (** out of four) was a curiously flat and unmoving melodrama about two men (Jordan Fraser-Tumble and Damon Hunter) who abduct a felon (Kevin Dee) who was recently released from prison to enact justice after he was given too lenient a sentence and they attempt to make him realize their suffering for what he did but morally are they in the right or has he paid his sentence to society? Highly interesting and challenging moral dilemna of a story is never as arresting or compelling as it could have been. Three strong performances from the leads try to give this as much tension as possible.