You Picked the Wrong One

Just finished watching You Picked the Right One, and I've got to say, this movie is a wild ride! Dwayne Alexander Smith really nailed it with this one.

The movie is about Venus King, played by Lauryn Ford. She's married to Damon King, a crime boss played by Camille Gaston. When Venus gets kidnapped by some masked criminals looking for a big ransom, things get crazy, fast. The movie keeps you on the edge of your seat as you watch how Venus handles everything.

Lauryn Ford's performance as Venus is amazing and steals the spotlight. She's smart, tough, and totally in control. Maurice Whitfield, who plays Mr. Black, the main kidnapper, is equally impressive. His performance as the tough, calculating leader of the kidnappers adds a lot of depth to the story. He brings a mix of intimidation and vulnerability that makes his character stand out.

The supporting cast is solid too, with plenty of funny and intense moments. The movie is full of suspense and keeps you guessing. The pacing is perfect, and every scene packs a punch. The cinematography and soundtrack add to the intense vibe.

Without spoiling anything, You Picked the Right One is all about not underestimating people and the power of resilience. It's got strong characters, lots of twists, and keeps you hooked the whole time. If you love crime thrillers, definitely check this one out. You won't regret it.

This is one of those thrillers where you can just feel the tension in every scene. Venus King isn't just smart-she's dangerous in the best way. When she's kidnapped, her captors think they're in control, but she quickly proves she's the real threat. Mr. Black, the leader of the kidnappers, is no fool-he's intense and calculated, making for a worthy opponent. But Venus is always a step ahead, turning the situation in her favor with pure intelligence. No over-the-top action, just sharp writing and a battle of wills that keeps you hooked until the very end. I feel Lauryn Ford is a new star in the making.....I'm going to check out her other films!!

A good thrilling indie kidnap caper complete with the usual idiotic kidnapper gang waving guns and knives but never really seeming to actually go through with their many vocal threats against the kidnappee (Venus King). The lighting and colours are well done and avoid the usual grainy dark scenes found in indie films. The lead heroine (Venus King played by Lauryn Ford) is characteristically sassy and bold despite her situation and there are enough twists and turns in the film to hold the attention of viewers throughout the length of the film duration. Overall it is a fun film, long enough to keep the interest without dragging.

Delivering a sharp and satisfying twist on the crime thriller genre, director and screenwriter Dwayne Alexander Smith plays an intricate mind game with the viewer in which the tables are constantly turning.

When kidnapped Venus King (Ford), the wife of shadowy underworld crime boss Damon King (Gaston), finds herself handcuffed to a chair in a darkened room, in the middle of nowhere, it doesn't stop her from turning greed and paranoia against her three abductors (Whitfield, Hoffman, Ross). What a fun ride watching Venus play with the kidnappers' heads.

Kudos to everyone involved. The visual handiwork and clever writing shows me that Smith's artistic bag of tricks is indeed impressively stocked.

I had the honor of meeting this young man and I think he is on his way to becoming a great actor. This movie had a familiar plot and was well edited. Usually in non mainstream movies the acting is bad. But they did a good job in this one. The female lead made you believe her character. The kidnappers also made you want to smack them for their stupidity. And the male lead character played his role to the tee as well. I loved the part when the woman.....did you actually think I was going to spoil the movie for you ha NOT! I am looking forward to seeing these actors and especially Zeke in the future.