Sarah (Christie Burson) is young, provocative, spontaneous, and unpredictable. She is every man's dream and nightmare rolled up into one. She captures our imagination from her very first scene as she is hitchhiking. She reminded me of Melanie Griffith in "Something Wild" only not as tame. The picture has a quirky Tarantino influence. I loved the black widow tattoo on Sarah's back. That added to much to her personality.
Sarah is not a nice person. She is all about money. The film shows us the present situation of Sarah with Michael (Dean Cain) then gives us flashbacks of her dirty little trick involving Danny (Joe Jones) who works for Vito (Michael Madsen). Characters who are introduced as seemingly minor, come back with importance and a connection. Excellent writing.
F-bomb, sex, no nudity.
Sarah is not a nice person. She is all about money. The film shows us the present situation of Sarah with Michael (Dean Cain) then gives us flashbacks of her dirty little trick involving Danny (Joe Jones) who works for Vito (Michael Madsen). Characters who are introduced as seemingly minor, come back with importance and a connection. Excellent writing.
F-bomb, sex, no nudity.