How do you know when your acting career is on the skids? When you accept roles in a film as poorly written as this one you are signalling that you have no professional pride left.
Like the alcoholic reduced by poverty to drinking methylated spirits, an actor of any former repute must gag on the lines he or she is forced to mouth in garbage like this.
The wonder for me is that this sort of amateur rubbish gets financed.
The plot is laughable, the characters are totally unbelievable, the dialogue is execrable, the direction is workmanlike and -- not unexpectedly -- the acting performances are woeful.
Memo to Jevon O'Neill: Don't give up your day job.
I give it zero stars, but regrettably IMDb allows a minimum of 1.
Like the alcoholic reduced by poverty to drinking methylated spirits, an actor of any former repute must gag on the lines he or she is forced to mouth in garbage like this.
The wonder for me is that this sort of amateur rubbish gets financed.
The plot is laughable, the characters are totally unbelievable, the dialogue is execrable, the direction is workmanlike and -- not unexpectedly -- the acting performances are woeful.
Memo to Jevon O'Neill: Don't give up your day job.
I give it zero stars, but regrettably IMDb allows a minimum of 1.