Secrets of an Escort

Secrets of an Escort was a great movie! Sheena Pená was awesome! I especially thought she did her best acting during the dramatic reality of trying to find her daughter! Great job! Can't wait for your next movie!

It could have been a good movie. The executive producer must have wanted a tropical vacation really bad. This production's cost was, at least, twice as much as it would have been if shot on the mainland. The casting director should never work in Hollywood again. The worst of the casting was the black detective. He looked and acted like a robot reading from cue cards. The detective sister was also poorly cast as well. The restaurant where Connie works, was the best of the locations. I've eaten there many times. It is NOT a hotel bar/restaurant, but the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor's restaurant. The other locations shot did NOT give Hawaii's beauty a chance. Overhead and distance shots were plenty, but no real beautiful ground shots of the flora and fauna.

Holes in the plots were many. First, the phone calls where there's only breathing. The detective sister could have pinged or looked up the number to find the ower/location. The trashed hotel room: the hotel's surveillance cameras could have captured who came and went from that trashed room. These and more inaccuracies helped to ruin the movie.

Shot in the gorgeous backdrop of Honolulu, 'Secrets of an Escort' showcases all the beautiful sights that Hawaii has to offer and keeps you on your toes from start to finish! Sheena Peña, starring as Connie Anderson, really brought her character to life and you could sense the love and concern that she had for her daughter Christine.

Great performances by all and overall a very enjoyable movie for a cozy night in! :)

The scenery was better than the movie! Filmed entirely in lush and tropical Honolulu. I want to go back! Connie moonlights as a call girl but freaks out when her teen daughter goes missing. Did one of her "johns" take her? Where is she? You will have to tune in to find out. Recommended for a one-time watch.

Ive watched hundreds of film and tv most were laughably bad, unfit for consumption. At some point you purge the unworthy media trash from your clouded memory. Sometimes among the debris there are low or mid budget content that are actually watchable with your human other or pet cat.

I think the title is clickbait. If the story is believable everything else falls into place. Pena and other actors do a great job.

And this, my review is biased because it made me homesick. I'd like to see what Miyata's next project will be.