Simp

A model is invited to a photo shoot only to be kidnapped, While her captors are weighing up their options she is left in an isolated cabin with one of them for company. She and her captor strike up a conversation and cat-and-mouse game commences.

I wasn't expecting much but this is even worse than expected. The plot is monumentally stupid: guys kidnap a model but, for a gang that's done this heaps of times before and should have a routine and plan, they are incredibly clueless what to do next. Then they leave her with one dude who proceeds to knowingly give her heaps of opportunities to escape, or even kill him, none of which she takes.

The middle section, the part where she's left with the one guy, had the potential to be quite enthralling as she manipulates him but any thoughts of a serious psychological drama are dashed by all the aforementioned stupidity. There's no tension, just dumb, highly improbable decisions and plot developments.

On top of all this, it's incredibly dull. For a Z-grade film there's none of the usual violence and titillations you'd expect. I have no idea how this got an R rating - it's at most an M.

Avoid.

One of the worst things I've ever seen EVER, and I've seen a soldier get beheaded. This piece of garbage was absolutely one of the most horrendous, disorganized, incompetent, delusions of grander wannabe efforts I've ever seen from a film. Bad story, bad dialogue, bad acting. I suggest everybody save themselves a lot of time and frustration and don't even give this movie or it's director or entire studio any of your time attention, That would be like giving scraps of food to mice: It's just gonna encourage them. Why not spend your time on an actual worthwhile piece of art. Like Robert Edgar's Nosferatu.

I watched the movie on Tubi, I thought Brooke Piedra and Mike Markoff did some really good acting and their scenes carried the movie 100%. Everyone else's acting was amateur and those scenes I felt brought the production value down and pulled me out of the story because there was such a contrast of quality of acting throughout the film from scene to scene. For the most part the cinematography was good, I felt there was some opening scenes in the car that should have been thought out more on how they captured them because they weren't so great. The story is an interesting idea for a film. I kept watching to see what was going to happen between Jessica and Dan. What I hoped to see didn't happen, but I'd say it's worth the watch to see the acting between Brooke Piedra and Mike Markoff. Outside of that just expect to enjoy an independent film and all the things that come along with one. It was a fun watch. Thanks for making it.