Written by Luke Barnes
Summary
A film that romanticises sexual abuse.
This might be one of the grossest films Netflix has ever released. The fact that despite all of the controversy and calls for Netflix to remove it from their platform that they instead pushed ahead with a sequel is honestly sickening to me. I don’t believe in media censorship and feel like everyone should be able to make the art they want to make, however, I do think there are limits, I do think that some films are so vile they deserve to be sued and they deserve to be taken down in disgrace. This is one of them.
The basic plot for this film is that a mobster kidnaps a woman, played by Anna-Marie Sieklucka, and then proceeds to torture her sexually and abuse her, yet the film wants you to think that all this is fine and that it is some hot kinky sex. The film goes out of its way to have you not think too much about the darker implications here, or to suggest notions of Stockholm Syndrome, no it abandons any trace of that to try and have this film rival Fifty Shades.
Honestly if Netflix keeps producing trash like this I am done. I hope someone sues them over this.
Overall, Netflix should be ashamed of themselves.
Pros.
None
Cons.
It made me feel angry throughout
It glorifies sexual violence
The characters are awful
It feels like a rip-off of Fifty Shades
It shouldn’t have been made
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