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Penance (I) (2009)A young mother decides to become a stripper to earn some fast cash only to find her worst nightmares are about to begin. Director:Jake KennedyWriter:Jake Kennedy |
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Title: Penance (2009)
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| Marieh Delfino | ... |
Amelia Wallis
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| Michael Rooker | ... | ||
| Graham McTavish | ... |
Geeves
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| Alice Amter | ... |
Eve
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| Valorie Hubbard | ... |
Kathy
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| Allison Lange | ... |
Tara
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| Tony Todd | ... |
Chauffeur
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| James Duval | ... |
Sleazy party guy
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| Eve Mauro | ... |
Suzie /
Sassy
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| Sita Young | ... |
Molly
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| Katherine Randolph | ... |
Polly
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| Lochlyn Munro | ... |
Cop (Jack)
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| Jason Connery | ... |
FBI agent (John)
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| Garrett Jones | ... |
Will
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| Morann Peri | ... |
Corridor prisoner (Lisa)
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A young mother decides to become a stripper to earn some fast cash only to find her worst nightmares are about to begin.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
30 May 2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Devil's Dungeon See more »Box Office
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$500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This film lures its viewers down into an graphic and disgusting abyss around the role of being a stripper, and attempts to terrify strippers and pre-strippers away from the lifestyle. Shot in documentary style, we are taken into a dark world that crosses between stripper life, trickery, and dark religion.
A redeeming quality of the movie is how it gave the impression that certain risks aren't worth the reward and that desperation can bring us to threatful situations. Certainly not an original plot, but the movie was decent enough for viewership. The acting was alright by a mostly anonymous cast.
Michael Rooker's character should have been predominantly featured as the character hadn't been seen in most of the film. He played his role well of a psycologically disturbed man who twists morality, righteousness, and penance to teach a lesson to the women that chose to sell their body. This movie is also not for the weak at heart and gets very graphic.
All in all, I'll write it off as nothing special. You can give it a look though, but if you have a better film to watch, you should slip that in instead.