Struggling to make ends meet, single Mother, Corina buys a second hand phone, but there's a SIM card wedged inside. As she tries to remove it, the phone begins to ring. It's an offer she can't refuse.
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Pemeran
Kelvin Richards
Director
Daisie Boyes
Melanie Hades
Barney Jones
Guy Dawson
Thea Knight
Corina Hades
Alex Smart
Desmond Hades
Robert H. Wainwright
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Writer
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Komentar
10 Komentar
source: Times & Measures
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I actually thought this was pretty decent compared to some of the films out there. Well made and great twist at the end.
Despite the wooden and quite unbelievable acting, and silly dialogue, I can agree with another review on here, that the twist at the end was not bad.
The acting is poor even for amateurs. The dialogue is terrible, and the plot is non-sensical in a very bad way. The plot is really truly contemptable. The cinematography and sound are just about the only things in this movie that are fine.
It had all the ingredients to be a good film but it simply has no development at all. You end up understanding nothing about what you just watched. I will read elsewhere to try from others perspectives, really a shame.
I agree with other reviewers, the characters didn't fit, the acting and dialogue was stiff... the big plot hole for me was..how did hubby phone her new second hand cash converters phone...nah... doesn't add up. Husband doesn't look like he's spent twenty minutes with her never mind twenty years....was that a dream when he appeared? I'd have stabbed him, Under "smarmy git" in the dictionary, they should post a wee video of him. He's too slick and posh and polished (and young looking) to be believable as her hubby of twenty years...when she says "oo d'ya fink you are 'Anibal bleedin lecter!?" it made me realise the whole thing would have felt more believable if he'd been a cocky hard man. A grant Mitchell type bloke. So the twist at the end everyone on here mentions... is that she went along with his plan? Or have I lost it somewhere...please enlighten me.
Lowest budget is not a problem to me, lowest level of production matters. What the hell the story try to film? A woman inside the house with no soul in acting is what I seen.
It gets one point for only being (thankfully) 70 minutes long. 70 Minutes of slow, unbelievable nonsense. Characters didn't fit with each other and little story line The actors themselves were not believable either. When I was a kid, I think these films were called "B" Movies Don't lose 70 minutes of your life watching this. Go fior a walk instead
