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Title: Scorned (2013)
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| Billy Zane | ... | Kevin | |
| AnnaLynne McCord | ... | Sadie | |
| Viva Bianca | ... | Jennifer | |
| Doug Drucker | ... | Scary Guy | |
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Marian Weage | ... | Mrs. Wilkes |
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Jim Midock | ... | Heavier Cop (as Jim M. Midock) |
| Juan-Pablo Veizaga | ... | Other Cop (as Juan-Pablo Vega) | |
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Scott Knisley | ... | Detective (as Scott M. Knisley) |
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Martin Sprock | ... | Detective Partner |
| Sadie Katz | ... | Waitress | |
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Denise Glass | ... | Cute Waitress |
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Nathan R. Wheeler | ... | Male Paramedic (as Nathan Wheeler) |
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Brooklynn Brokaw | ... | Female Paramedic |
| Joe Kurak | ... | Handsome Guy (as Joe A. Kurak) | |
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Christopher Maggio | ... | Bartender |
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If you're going to cheat on your lover, don't get caught. And if you do get caught, you'd better hope your lover isn't secretly insane. Kevin learns the hard way when his girlfriend Sadie (AnnaLynne McCord of "90210") discovers that he's having a scorching affair with her best friend (Viva Bianca of "Spartacus"). Now Sadie has planned a romantic weekend getaway for just the three of them, complete with terror, torture and twisted psychosexual games. The trap is set. The party has begun. And tonight, hell hath no fury like a woman SCORNED. Written by Anchor Bay Entertainment
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Rated R for violence including torture, sexual content and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Sadie mentions Misery (1990), saying Kathy Bates was "very good in it". Billy Zane, who plays Kevin, worked with Bates in Titanic (1997). Additionally, Kevin's neighbor, Mrs. Wilkes, has the same surname as Bates' character in 'Misery'. See more »Goofs
When they arrive at the house and get out of the car, Sadie is wearing sandals. The next shot when they are walking on the patio, she is wearing boots with socks. Seconds later she is running down the stairs stripping off her clothing and kicking off her boots, she no longer has socks on, only the boots. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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A romantic weekend turns horrific and sadistic when Sadie (AnnaLynne McCord)discovers her boyfriend (Billy Zane) is having an affair with her best friend (Viva Bianca).
If you are looking for a film about a kidnapper who tortures her victims for perceived wrongdoing, you will be better off with "Misery" (referenced here) or "Death and the Maiden". Despite a decent cast (I never tire of seeing Billy Zane), this plot is just not all that special and comes across as disposable -- despite a strange subplot / twist relating to a nearby prison...
In fact, this film probably deserves a 3 out of 10, but I cannot bring myself to do that because of one thing: AnnaLynne McCord. I loved her in "Excision", and now she has returned better than before. Some people do a good job playing crazy, and some (Jack Nicholson) are born for it. McCord may be in this category. A terrible film, yes, but an Oscar-worthy performance. If she gets the right roles, we may not have seen the last of her yet...