A beautiful woman seduces and tricks a hitman in order to save her own skin.
Trailer
Cast
Ruben Preuss
Director
Cliff De Young
Blake
Tracy Scoggins
Evelyn
Steven Keats
Raymond Ryerson
Chris Mulkey
Chris
Henry Darrow
Alex Aguilar
Ben Mittleman
Ernest
Richard Portnow
Kellog
Dana Lee
Truong
Michael Shaner
Richie
Catherine Ai
Peggy
Richard Lee-Sung
Nguyen
Galen Yuen
Eddie
Mitch Brown
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
source: In Dangerous Company
In Dangerous Company
Almost every single thing in this movie is overblown and wrong. The writing, the acting, the music...the direction is actually fairly technically proficient, but that only serves to highlight how terrible and wrongheaded the whole project is. Oh, and watch out if you're a smoker. The lead is almost constantly smoking in the first half of the movie. Don't follow his lead or you'll kill your lungs. Only good with some beers and some friends.
Enjoyed the first few chapters in this film concerning a very beautiful sexy gal named Evelyn, (Tracy Scoggins) who wants to hire her former boyfriend from years back who was a hit man named Blake,(Cliff DeYoung). Evelyn lives with a very rich man who abuses her in every way possible and she wants to have Blake rub him out. However, Evelyn has many many men on the side who she has affairs with and uses whenever she can and yet she claims to love Blake and at the same time Blake still feels he loves her. There is a very dark side to this film and it starts falling apart as the film starts to go around like a Merry-Go-Round.
What do you get when you make an erotic thriller that drops the ball on both of those terms? Well thanks to this tepid, uninteresting piece of pseudo-noir, we find out the answer to that question that no one asked. This movie is damn near unwatchable due to a toxic combination of uncharismatic lead actors, wooden acting and a surprising lack of nudity (save for one rather fleeting glimpse of Tracey Scoggins showing her Babylon 2's). The plot is extremely predictable, the 'erotic' scenes lack chemistry or rather even anything approaching erotic in any connotation of the term. To put it quite simply, it's a worthless waste of time.
