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This is a best movie I have ever seen revenge I love it. Margarette.

Underground masterpiece of a film. I nearly cried tears because of how good it was. I don't know how they made this movie so godly. It cured my brother of cancer. Whoever made this movie, you are one of best people who has ever lived. It even helped me learn to walk again because when it was playing on the tv I got up to turn it off. This movie is also amazing because it inspired me to burn down my house and get a new one just to hide the evidence that I ever watched this amazing movie. Because if more people knew about this masterpiece it wouldn't be my thing anymore and it would be too mainstream. Thank you.

The movie is basically about a criminal getting her way and justice never got served. The blood looked so fake, it looked like vomit. The detectives were basically clowns as they didn't seem well-trained and their acting skills were quite awful. The environment and setting of the movie was rather interesting. I wouldn't give it more than 2 stars because the plot was boring, the actors weren't good enough, there's no good moral values in this, it's very negative and the dialogues were obviously predictable. I would never watch a movie produced by the producers of this film ever again. Seems like a low-budgeted film with desperate actors and crew.

Bad movie and bad coverup for cybersquatting/domainsquatting. Cybersquatting refers to illegal domain name registration or use. Cybersquatting can have a few different variations, but its primary purpose is to steal or misspell a domain name in order to profit from an increase in website visits, which otherwise would not be possible. Trademark or copyright holders may neglect to reregister their domain names, and by forgetting this important update, cybersquatters can easily steal domain names. Cybersquatting also includes advertisers who mimic domain names that are similar to popular, highly trafficked websites. Cybersquatting is one of several types of cybercrimes. Cybersquatting is also known as domain squatting.