(2008)
written and directed by Roger A. Scheck
reviewed
by Adam Armstrong
09.07.2008
I love
Abigail (Amanda Taylor) just knows that her boyfriend Alex (Phillip Ward) is going to propose to her soon. However her friend Megan
(Elyse Rodriguez) tells her that all men cheat. Megan and Abigail devise a plan to
use their socially awkward co-worker Alice (Nitzan Mager) to test Alex’s fidelity. Alex quickly sees through the ploy and
leaves with
Don’t judge a
movie by its budget. This flick screams low-budget from the opening minutes of
the film; however I was pleasantly surprised to find some really good acting
which is usually absent from these types of films. Nitzan
Mager and Phillip Ward put on a great and believable
show. The off-screen violence makes you cringe in horror, while the on-screen
violence makes you cringe from the poor way it is portrayed. There are quite a
few problems with the movie. Sound seems to be the overall biggest problem as
there is a lot of silent screen time or the score doesn’t quite fit in with
what is going on. Also the dialog is written a bit like the way real people
talk which is not worth listening to or there would be a huge market of dialog
on tape. But it is something worth seeing.
Go out and rent
this flick: 4 out of 5