(2007)
written by David Lynch
directed by Mike Pecci
reviewed by Adam Armstrong
09.07.2008
Can SuicideGirls act?
Tanya (Eliska Suicide) and Deane (Odette Suicide) are two girls that are in big trouble. They stole some
money from crime boss Duvelle (Ralph Pratt) and now
he wants them to steal from one of his rivals to repay him. The duo joins up to
get the money and join together for some lusty romping before greed starts to
tear them apart.
The acting, if
you want to call it that, was lacking quite a bit in this short little film. John Hart and Tron Howitzer do make up for the bad
acting by putting in the most convincing acts of the film even though both are
short lived. The sex scene between Tanya and Deane is not like anything you’d
normally see at the theaters but it is a welcome relief when someone comes
along and challenges the norms. Nudity takes up right around a third of the
movie, but with the SuicideGirls this could be taken
as pandering to the lowest common denominator or displaying the canvases the
girls use as self-expression. SuicideGirls are
interesting in the fact that they are displaying the beauty of the female body,
while not always constricted by the socially decreed model size and
measurements, and also displaying beautiful artwork in the form of tattoos
combined with a series of modifications that make them different to say the
least.
All the extras
are quite enjoyable as well.
An interesting
idea that needs to be backed up in the future with some acting lessons: 3.5 out
of 5