User Reviews

This is a story that didn't need to be told. This is low-budget, and not in a good way.

The acting, writing, and directing are all so poor, it's hard to know which aspect to blame, or if every element of the film worked in concert to be so meaningless. The dialogue is especially awful.

I kept hoping that I could find one of the characters likable enough to sort of attach to, and find some redemption here, but all of the characters are thoroughly unlikable--selfish, self-involved, navel-gazing, shallow queens converging to be selfish, self-involved, navel-gazing, shallow queens. (Yaaaaaaaaas queen!)

Writer/director Mark Schwab (who must be surrounded by the same kind of awful people he wrote about here) turns in a jarringly bad performance as Harry, and Casey Semple delivers a performance so nails-on-a-chalkboard grating that she becomes the most memorable thing about this inevitably and blessedly forgettable dreck-fest. Robert Sean Campbell delivers perhaps the worst of the performances, maybe because the character was the most unlikable and irredeemable of the bunch. And whomever styled this generally handsome actor made him utterly unbelievable as any kind of star or heartthrob.

Don't waste your time. This one isn't even bad enough to watch for its awfulness.