Triple Threat

"Triple Threat" opens with a busty female assassin lounging by the pool, where she receives a call and accepts one last assignment. This beginning (along with the DVD cover) teases the viewer with the promise of some girls-with-guns action, but, much like many Andy Sidaris movies, this one promises more than it is ready to deliver (the assassin spends most of the movie driving around on her bike and doing high-tech computer stuff). The problem is not the direction: the film has a reasonably professional look, considering its very low budget. The problem is the script: it has WAY too much filler in it, and the film d-r-a-g-s unbelievably. I see no reason why it had to run 94 minutes, it should have been at least 15 minutes shorter. The good news is that the lead, Lorin Becker, is assured, beautiful and likable, and even though some of the excuses Vasconcellos finds to put her in a bikini are absurd, she looks so good in it it's hard to complain, especially if you appreciate full-figured women. (*1/2)

So many people in the US r numb when it comes to movies because if it does not have the grandiose special effects or excessive violence, they think a movie is not worthy. Triple Threat is a great little movie that was made on a shoe string budget of $15,000. It looks great, sounds great, the continuity is perfect and the production value is tremendous for the no-low budget. A lot of great locations, which is a very difficult achievement in itself. The only thing wrong with it is that it could use some more action, other than that, it is a valiant effort for an indie filmmaker who probably shot this movie on weekends over the course of a year and maybe i dated the director!

Dina Lo Bianca (Lorin Becker) is out of the assassination game until she gets a call about one last job. The price is right and she's back in the thick of it again in this action movie by Mark Vasconcellos.

This film is filled so heavily with filler material, that it takes 94 minutes for what could've been a 75 minute film. See Becker surf, see Becker lounge around the pool, see Becker shower and bathe. See Becker NOT get nude while doing any of those aforementioned things, what a prick tease. Marginally good camera work, but a half-baked script and mediocre acting make this one a stinker.

My Grade: D

Triple Threat is one of those crazy movies you know nothing about but you find yourself watching. I had no expectations when I turned on the film, but found myself completely hooked instantly. I was reeled in. Thriple Threat was sexy and fun. I found it to be some what erotic but it was shot tastefully so I'm guessing it was just the chemistry or tone of the movie that made it feel that way. The dissolves from scene to scene gave the move a fun flair and a Charlie's Angels feel which kept the movie light and with an underlying feeling of fun. Triple Threat is an action packed flick with enough fun, eroticism and cool scenery shots to make this a movie worth watching! It was fun and I loved it!!

The film, "Triple Threat" was written, produced and direct to be a porn movie but i guess they changed the plan.The amateur cast steals the movie. Lorin Becker (aka: Dina Lo Bianca) and Stephany Stearns (aka: Valentina Valentino) bring a sexy and funny flair with top rating performances. Really enjoyed the film but again if it was a porn one.Thriple Threat was sexy I found it to be some erotic it was shot tastefully This film features the talents of an experienced Hollywood porn actors I think As I watched this film I hoped it would have some more porn but again they failed to give us that so it came out so bad.Why the hell do they all talk so slow ? And there are just too many holes in the story to count again because it was meant to be a porn movie...