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Rachel Hunter and Clayton James in L'Infidélité de Lily (2015)

Review by Gore_Won

L'Infidélité de Lily

4/10

What's wrong with the movie? Let me count the ways.

First odd thing you'll notice about this promising plot is Rachel Hunter's unconvincing American accent. It's so unstable and so bad when it's off that you wonder who thought it was necessary to make the movie work. Probably an American who finds foreign accents strange? Then you'll find that the women in this world have nothing better to do than spread their legs for the hot teacher. Yep, all the women have one taste and they have nothing better to do, including the married ones. Then there are the stupid decisions requisite of a slasher horror film, but this is supposed to be a psychological thriller. Well, I guess the writer couldn't find a way to make the story work otherwise.

And of course there's the title. The plot is more sympathetic to the woman than the title would suggest, though.
  • Gore_Won
  • Jun 26, 2016

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