| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Melinda Page Hamilton | ... | Amy | |
| Bryce Johnson | ... | John | |
| Geoff Pierson | ... | Dad | |
| Colby French | ... | Ed | |
| Jack Plotnick | ... | Dougie | |
| Bonita Friedericy | ... | Mom / Wrestling Girl | |
| Brian Posehn | ... | Randy | |
| Morgan Murphy | ... | Linda | |
| Steve Agee | ... | Carl | |
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Lisa Salzano | ... | Wrestling Girl |
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Candiss Cogdill | ... | Wrestling Girl |
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Harvey J. Alperin | ... | Principal |
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Ernest Misko | ... | Priest (as Ernie Misko) |
| Rebecca Avery | ... | Rest Area Mom | |
| Kira Burri | ... | Rest Area Girl | |
An impulsive sexual encounter from her past haunts Amy, an otherwise seemingly normal young woman with a bright future and nice-guy fiancé. But her fiancé has suggested that the couple be completely honest and tell each other everything! When Amy finally relents, encouraged to tell the truth by her coworker and mother (neither of whom really knows what she has to disclose), and reveals her secret, all hell breaks loose. Written by Geoffrey Gilmore, Sundance Film Festival Director
This was my first Sundance Film Festival movie. It was surprisingly funny...the acting was great and it was refreshing to see an original story...and this one has definite shock factor. Bob Goldthwaite definitely has a twisted mind and braves bringing it to the screen. If you get the opportunity to view this movie...go for it. However it most certainly is not for young people. The conservative will need to be willing to open their minds to a sense of humor even though acceptance will be an impossible feat for pretty much anyone. The irony of the movie is how real the fear of exposing your deepest, darkest secrets to anyone, including the person you are closet to and love most in the entire world. I still say....some things are meant to stay secret!