Imani (Shatara Curry) has a boyfriend she's putting through college while she works a job and is in school herself. After giving everything to her man, she feels like he doesn't care, so after advice from her girlfriends - who are all getting abortions at the same time from the same doctor - she gets rid of him and goes to the club, where she meets Flip (Esteban Lastra) who takes her away for the weekend.
The problem is one of his friends watches her ex grab her behind and they assume she's a gold digger. She's drugged and assaulted several times, including after they leave by a hotel worker who she follows and murders. She finds herself hunting down all of the men who raped her before realizing that she may never run out of victims.
This is a movie that somehow combines live performances of spoken word with an abortion and a castration. It's intense and at the same time quite cheap in the best possible sense of the word, feeling real and messy and I love that. Directed by Roderick Giles and written by Jeff Carroll (Holla If I Kill You), it's in no way perfect but who needs that? It's instead a film that looks at the war between the sexes and responds with bullets to the head and knives to dicks.
The problem is one of his friends watches her ex grab her behind and they assume she's a gold digger. She's drugged and assaulted several times, including after they leave by a hotel worker who she follows and murders. She finds herself hunting down all of the men who raped her before realizing that she may never run out of victims.
This is a movie that somehow combines live performances of spoken word with an abortion and a castration. It's intense and at the same time quite cheap in the best possible sense of the word, feeling real and messy and I love that. Directed by Roderick Giles and written by Jeff Carroll (Holla If I Kill You), it's in no way perfect but who needs that? It's instead a film that looks at the war between the sexes and responds with bullets to the head and knives to dicks.
