Body of Deceit

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Abbie L Lovely scenic shorts, the love scenes were beautifully done in an elegant non trashy way. The story was a tad rushed in parts and other bits stretched out too long but overall an easy watch. I think the two female leads did really well on the acting part but max erm was a little cringey and felt that the R scene was unnecessary and was just put in there for shock value. But enjoyed the little twist at the end Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/18/24 Full Review victor o This is the reason why movies are sent straight to home video. A thriller that presents no rhyme or reason other than trashy sex and violence. A professional ghostwriter, having returned to work near a beautiful Italian town, experiences anxiety issues related to her work. But not just work, her return comes after a terrible car accident that has her memory fractured over the events of the crash. Her dutiful husband attempts to help her but it would appear he's more concerned with her work and their comfortable lifestyle. While this goes on, their housekeeper, a gorgeous woman with a secret makes her moves towards her employers all the while other players into the mystery of the ghostwriter. With things appearing not as they seem. It was interesting seeing Kristanna Loken, Antonio Cupo and the lovely Sirai Givaty amidst the backdrop of the scenic Italian coast but this was a strange story that offered no real resolution and was probably thrown together for no reason other than the sex appeal of the performers. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 03/31/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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