Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bethany Orr | ... | Jill | |
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Mary Loveless | ... | Jennifer |
Wes McGee | ... | Rob | |
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Sheresade Poblet | ... | Cathy |
Jill Jacobson | ... | Beverly | |
Dana L. Wilson | ... | Becky | |
Kristin Minter | ... | Nina | |
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Saif Xnaydra | ... | Young Hollywood |
Robert Maffia | ... | Police Officer Jimmy | |
Jules Bruff | ... | Police Officer Marie | |
Juan Riedinger | ... | Sebastian | |
Braeden Baade | ... | Steven | |
Allen Rueckert | ... | Trevor | |
Phoebe Neidhardt | ... | Phoebe | |
Doug Locke | ... | Terence |
Jill is obsessed with her new roommate Jennifer, a promiscuous and sexy hotshot in the LA Fashion scene. New to the city and recently single, Jill is unable to keep up as she binges and purges to stay thin; eventually hating herself and everyone around her. Her jealousy and rage spiral out of control -- Jennifer has everything, and Jill wants to be just like her. If Jill can't BE Jennifer, she must destroy her. Written by Anonymous
I have mixed feelings about this film.
The acting is good and the basis of the story is good. But the execution of bringing them together with technical aspects of film making lets it down and they just don't work together nicely in a smoothly coherent way.
There are lingering scenes which linger for no reason. They go on too long after the point has been made and don't really flow into the next scene too well.
I found at times there were some scene cuts that could have done with a little more visual explanation to flow - rather than abruptly jump from one concept to another.
This could have been a very good film if a bit more care had been taken in telling the story. I am sure it made sense in the crew's mind but they didn't relay it to the audience.
The acting was good - especially the two lead females.
Such a shame.