The Wrong Sister

Kristen Scott debuts as a triple-threat in this Missa X release, a weak effort.

Her screenplay is poorly developed and predictable, presenting sis Leigh Raven as a typical homewrecker, stealing away Scott's boyfriend Isiah Maxwell. Dialogue is unconvincing and Maxwell's acting is poor as usual, with him even repeatedly mispronouncing auteur's name as Kirsten rather than Kristen, left in the final print by the real Kristen who's in the scenes with him.

Annoying aspects here include cornball use of a Missa X stock scene: the trio watching TV replete with a big bowl of popcorn; standard voyeurism from the doorway as Leigh takes a bath, central to the plot; plus Raven's extreme tattoos a constant distraction. Scott gives herself the unsympathetic role of the trio, but her script is self-serving, especially in a Pollyanna-ish scene where Raven tells Isiah she used to be a stripper back in Colorado, and the dialogue painstakingly defends the role of "sex worker".