A woman is held hostage in her home by the scorned wife of her lover.
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Title: Unadulterated (Video 2006)
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Desperate housewife Katherine's affair turns deadly one day when the real estate appraiser she lets into her home turns out to be the scorned wife of her lover. Now held hostage, Katherine is forced to listen as her captor extracts her revenge right above her. Written by Anonymous
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tied to a chair | bound and gagged | female psychopath | independent film | surprise ending |Taglines:
Katherine wanted a thrill, she sure got oneParents Guide:
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5 May 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Long Island, New York, USAEdit
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Writer/director Scott W. Perry was laid off from his job one month prior to filming. He used his severance pay to make this film. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Disclosure: this short was filmed in my house, so I know the story and the director/writer quite well.
The "supposed" review of this short could be applied to ANY film. There is not one detail in this "alledged" review which would lead one to believe that this "critic" had even seen the short (and since it was a local production, I tend to think not).
A valid critique is one thing, but to slam and trash is another. Sure, this short isn't going to win an Academy Award, but that's not the point. Even Spielberg had to start somewhere. Give struggling artistes a break, will ya?