Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Serah D'Laine | ... | Marie Clifton (as Sarah Laine) | |
Brad Johnson | ... | Jay Clifton | |
Michael Mantell | ... | Theo Bloom | |
Sandra McCoy | ... | Elena Sandoval | |
Claire Coffee | ... | Jenny Bellamy | |
Van Epperson | ... | Principal Phillips | |
Ron Melendez | ... | Dr. Chad Johnson | |
Dina Meyer | ... | Kristen Richards | |
Nikki Griffin | ... | Risa | |
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Elena Maria Garcia | ... | Maid |
Michael Horvath | ... | Embarassed Boy | |
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Kenneth Cameron | ... | Young Man at Party |
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Claudio Sad | ... | Mr. Barajas |
Linden Ashby | ... | Detective Michael Morrison | |
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Eric Fleeks | ... | Detective Gomez |
Once again set in the oceanfront Florida city of Blue Bay, "Wild Things 3" tells the tale of snobby rich girl Marie Clifton. Although she lives the life of luxury, Marie's distraught over her stepfather not giving her a pair of diamonds, valued at over $4 million, that are entitled to her in her late mother's will. That is, until one of her classmates, the local bad girl Elena Sandoval, accuses her stepfather of rape. Soon, it's deja Vi all over again as Detective Michael Morrison and probation officer Kristen Richards investigate, but as with the first "Wild Things" everything is not what it seems to be, and everybody has secrets to hide. Written by Troy Hurlburt
This is the perfect movie to watch after a hard day at work, when you just want to give your brain a rest and indulge in some trashy entertainment. I was especially impressed, considering how much I hated the second film. I bought the "Wild Things" box set, which has all three of the films, so it's good to know that two out of three of the films are worth watching. Sure, this ain't exactly Shakespeare, but it's intriguing and fun. I was glued to the screen from start to finish. Unlike the second entry in the series, the acting is pretty good for direct-to-video standards. It's not much better than the acting you'd see on an afternoon soap, but it works, being that the "Wild Things" films are kind of like soap operas. Like in the other two films, there are tons of plot twists and over the end credits, we watch tiny scenes that explain how these twists occurred. And of course, we have to have the good ol' threesome scene. It's great to watch, being that the two lead actresses are very gorgeous and their lesbian scenes are pretty hot--not like in some other films where the girls kiss with their lips barely touching each other. Some of the plot twists are downright ridiculous, but that didn't ruin the film for me. Like I said, it's almost like a soap opera. You're just watching to be intrigued and to keep guessing what will happen next. And what can I say? It's one hell of a ride.