Sure, let’s break it down. A killer crime story starts with a tight plot and real stakes—no fluff, just facts that hit hard. Then find a hook that hooks the masses: a twist that feels inevitable, a character with a clear, relatable motive. Keep the dialogue snappy, the pacing tight, and drop real, gritty details that give credibility without overloading. Finally, market it as a high‑stakes thriller, not a niche indie; the right trailer can turn raw realism into a ticket‑selling machine. It’s all data, no drama.

Sounds good. Stick to the facts, keep the twist believable, and make the marketing clear—no gimmicks. If the audience sees a real problem and a credible solution, they'll show up. Let's keep the script tight and the budget under control.