Confessions d'une rebelle

I watched this tv movie a couple years ago and i havent seen it since then and unfortunately its not available on video. The movie is about a beautiful girl who goes after her roomates boyfriend and ruins a few lives along the way. However the way Jamie Luner plays her role you actually begin to root for her even when she's malicious. The setting is in the 1950s but looks so modern and cool. This is the perfect movie to watch on a hot summer day with a friend!

is it profane or spiteful if i say "what a load of crap"? just wondering because Confessions was poor film... please read on because there is no spoiler here... the characters were flat, the plot was lame... and there were no confessions of any sorority girl... rent something else... or watch Lifetime

This movie had one of the most capturing stories I've ever seen. Every scene was a brisk continuation of the twist revealed in the last camera angle -- which never broke from the groove of style well worn by pornography! Smoke. A thrilling spectacle indeed which even one of the most unexcitable movie viewers of this generation can become enraptured and entangled within. If you ever go to the video store with nothing in particular in mind, try this overlooked screen gem.

A hot-tempered and emotional girl from a wealthy family arrives to study at the college where her sister used to study. Largely because of the latter's reputation, she managed to get into this prestigious institution, where order and idyll generally reign. Guided by vague ideas, she begins to make various intrigues for local students, gradually heating up the general degree of the surrounding environment, which will ultimately lead to sad consequences for herself.

Throughout the narrative, the heroine's general motivation remains rather vague. She cannot be called insane, and what could be called momentary revenge seems far-fetched. As a result, a rather pale canvas, not particularly saved by the presence of Alyssa Milano, in particular inferior in sum to "Poison Ivy: The New Seduction" (1996) with a mysterious figure in the person of Jaime Pressly.

The film is a re-imagining of the 1957 film "Sorority Girl".

This movie was in the new release section 8 years after it came out. It is one of the worst films I have seen in recent years. Richard Wright is obviously interested in promoting this movie, or perhaps he was thinking of another, much, much different film. The plot is predictable and completely unbelievable, the acting is awful. Even the music and set are miserable. If you don't want to take my word for it, go watch it, but don't say I didn't warn you!!