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Load of rubbish!!

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This is a terrible movie, the history don't surprise, the cast of actors are the worst and the lighting is a shame!

First rule if you want to make a movie. GET PEOPLE THAT CAN ACT! Because without actors you just don't have a movie but a lamentable voyage into a director's career being flushed cleanly down the toilette along with the $$$$$ embossed toilette paper of the idiots that decide to finance this crap!

This tale starts off much how (I have heard) a 70's porno begins. A greasy middle age dude and a barely 18 girl. Redbox...I want my money back and you should be ashamed for rating this in such a way to extract money from the unsuspecting public. I rate this more like a boring comedy laughing more at the acting and direction than the content. the plot SUCKS the actors SUCK the sound SUCKS the lighting SUCKS I can't speak for the score as I was laughing most of the time. I have watched better from high school video tech classes. The clincher of it all is that the 12 year old looking Rachel Conn with a 30+ year old Duval in the sex scene looked more like child pornography and made my family and myself very uncomfortable. I highly recommend that you DO NOT watch this movie.

If you can get over the horrible lighting, the God awful camera-work (think shaky and out of focus quite a few times), and Tommy Dreamer's annoyingly bad acting, it's actually a pretty good movie. I'd never watched anything with Rachel Jane Conn in it before, but turns out she's one hell of an actor. She could teach some of the so called A- listers a few lessons in how to scream like you're in actual pain, or conveying a plethora of emotions with your facial expressions alone (looking at you, Kristen Stewart). James Duval was also great, but can't really comment on his acting without giving spoilers. I really liked the premise and the script as well, and the twist, and even the ending. Those are really rare in B (or C, in this case?) movies. Go ahead and give it a shot; you might like it too.