The plot's premise was okay I thought it had some merit at the start of the film, but that was before I was really able to understand how awful the writing really is. The acting itself is dry, and the script was was by someone who doesen't understand how people talk, especially people who're supposed to be under the age of 18.
Wearing bangs is not a good look. I tried to watch, but was so bored, I ended up cleaning my house.
Placing a hash at the head of the title in the hopes of attracting more viewers than would otherwise be stupid enough to sit through this is even worse than including the words "cheerleaders" or "spring break" in a title.Pathetic script, pathetic acting, pathetic directing, pathetic production.
OMG! Was this a treat!
The uninteresting premise about kids in line for a scholarship being bumped off can't sustain a movie let alone a LMN movie.In the end the lame answer for the villain just does not convince.
Samantha (Kennedy Lea Slocum) plays a Westbrook High School reporter investigating the deaths of the top scholar contenders. Her mother works as a grief counselor at the same school.
For a basic 'who done it' I liked it. Has some plot holes and they obvisouly edited for time constraints or something.
This had potential. It was going the right way to build up with the deaths, but then on about 5 minutes we suddenly find out the reason for it and who was behind it.
