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A romantic weekend turns horrific and sadistic when Sadie discovers her boyfriend is having an affair with her best friend.A romantic weekend turns horrific and sadistic when Sadie discovers her boyfriend is having an affair with her best friend.A romantic weekend turns horrific and sadistic when Sadie discovers her boyfriend is having an affair with her best friend.
Jim Midock
- Heavier Cop
- (as Jim M. Midock)
Juan-Pablo Veizaga
- Other Cop
- (as Juan-Pablo Vega)
Scott Knisley
- Detective
- (as Scott M. Knisley)
Nathan R. Wheeler
- Male Paramedic
- (as Nathan Wheeler)
Joe Kurak
- Handsome Guy
- (as Joe A. Kurak)
Xan Aspero
- Mob Associate
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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- TriviaWriter Sadie Katz loosely based the movie on a break-up in her own life.
- Goofs(at around 21 mins) When Jennifer takes off her top, she has her phone in her hand. In the next shot, her hands are empty.
- ConnectionsReferences Dead Calm (1989)
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Rich love-rat Kevin (Billy Zane) cheats on his girlfriend Sadie (AnnaLynne McCord) with her sexy BFF Jennifer (Viva Bianca). When Sadie rumbles the infidelity (after finding saucy text messages on Kevin's cellphone) she decides to teach the naughty pair a lesson they won't forget.
Halfway through Scorned and I was about to write the film off as a total failure, when I suddenly realised that the ridiculous script and overblown performances were intentional: I was actually watching a dark comedy! I guess the fact that I couldn't discern the film's intended nature for quite some time still makes it something of a failure, but after my epiphany, the rest of the movie proved far more bearable, with AnnaLynne McCord's performance being a master-class in OTT cinematic craziness.
With Sadie prancing around in her panties, sexy Jennifer showing us exactly how she managed to turn Kevin's head, some reasonably sadistic violence (including a nasty hobbling scene inspired by Misery), and the hilarious sight of an escaped convict, tattooed over his entire face, thumbing a lift in the rain, Scorned actually proved to be a reasonably fun way to waste some time. While not the finest title on Billy Zane's filmography, it's not the biggest embarrassment on it either (there are so many to choose from).
Halfway through Scorned and I was about to write the film off as a total failure, when I suddenly realised that the ridiculous script and overblown performances were intentional: I was actually watching a dark comedy! I guess the fact that I couldn't discern the film's intended nature for quite some time still makes it something of a failure, but after my epiphany, the rest of the movie proved far more bearable, with AnnaLynne McCord's performance being a master-class in OTT cinematic craziness.
With Sadie prancing around in her panties, sexy Jennifer showing us exactly how she managed to turn Kevin's head, some reasonably sadistic violence (including a nasty hobbling scene inspired by Misery), and the hilarious sight of an escaped convict, tattooed over his entire face, thumbing a lift in the rain, Scorned actually proved to be a reasonably fun way to waste some time. While not the finest title on Billy Zane's filmography, it's not the biggest embarrassment on it either (there are so many to choose from).
- BA_Harrison
- Aug 26, 2014
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- Budget
- $1,700,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
- Color
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