The story centers on three girls who were friends since childhood. Dana (Lydia Leonard) has been in the Poe mental health clinic for the last 12 years. She claims that her and her two friends while playing a parlor game, "True True, Lie" killed a boy Nicky and buried him under the floor boards.
They say she is delusional and Nicky is alive, something I am sure would have investigated at the time. . . Hey is a boy missing or not? They created a plot hole you could drive a truck through and didn't think anyone would notice.
Anyway, Dana is getting better and is released. She is staying with her friends Paige (Annabelle Wallis) and is constantly challenged by Nathalie (Jamie King).
The film is an erotic thriller with Jamie King being a significant tease in the film. The film isn't any better than the "truth or dare" type of films out there and should appeal to those who can't get enough of that genre. Other than the plot holes, the acting and script was acceptable, but nothing to get excited over. Better than most of the modern Redbox lower tier offerings.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex talk, sex? nudity (Lydia Leonard)
They say she is delusional and Nicky is alive, something I am sure would have investigated at the time. . . Hey is a boy missing or not? They created a plot hole you could drive a truck through and didn't think anyone would notice.
Anyway, Dana is getting better and is released. She is staying with her friends Paige (Annabelle Wallis) and is constantly challenged by Nathalie (Jamie King).
The film is an erotic thriller with Jamie King being a significant tease in the film. The film isn't any better than the "truth or dare" type of films out there and should appeal to those who can't get enough of that genre. Other than the plot holes, the acting and script was acceptable, but nothing to get excited over. Better than most of the modern Redbox lower tier offerings.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex talk, sex? nudity (Lydia Leonard)