AngelHonesty

A comedy horror that almost mocks teen flicks. It's not scary in the slightest, but it is gory and gross in area's. It takes all the normal tropes and shakes them up a bit.

As we follow Anita (Amanda Seyfried) through her daily teenage life and her overly complicated friendship with Jennifer (Megan fox). Things soon take a satanic turn and then bodies start showing up... Their friendship will be tested.

Even though Megan Fox is on the cover and her character name is on the title. Amanda Seyfried is the star in this film. We follow her point of view and experiences in the movie. And unfortunately she also out shines Megan with her acting skills. Fox was the eye candy, but Seyfried really lit up the movie. If you don't mind a bit of gore, its an interesting teen flick.

The entire movie can be summed up into rape and death. There's not much more to it. I'm currently trying to watch all the horror classics. And I was hesitant on this one. Being a woman, and watching it, I had to look away for most of the rape scenes. They are extremely graphic with nudity. And very long. Just as you think its over, it keeps going.

The first quarter of the film is setting up the scene. The next two quarters of the movie is the never ending rape. And the last quarter is the revenge. It felt like they didn't spend enough time on the revenge killings. They were too quick. The movie does have a strong message in trying to dish out where the blame lies. Which felt strongly unneeded. There really is next to no acting skills or script in the film. And there's no music track.

I was excited to watch this because I really like Saoirse Ronan's acting and I don't mind Alexis Bledel. And to add in a little splash of fun they had Tatiana Maslany. Unfortunately it didn't take long to realize I was walking into something that wasn't worth my time.

It started out really strong then came to a sudden hault. The movie felt like a theatrical play. Most of it took place in one apartment with three people. The entire movie seemed to be about, Should I, or should I not kill this man. As they pretty much hung out with him at his place.

It started out feeling like a Charlies Angles movies, with Kids as the main characters. But then it just died in plot and motion. And what was really weird is they had the girls come across innocent and child like. And yet there was no regard for human life. They also didn't explain much. And it didn't help that Alexis Bledal looked like she wanted to laugh half the time.

The movie had so much potential with the great cast. It just needed a good story and plot. More places for the characters to go. More targets to kill. More story in general.