Born Bad

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Audience Member Since his childhood, I've seen Michael Welch appear in everything from American Son to Z Nation, and all that falls in between. This guy seems to be in everything, but it wasn't until I saw Born Bad, that I realized he's more than just some geeky guy in the background, he's got some real talent, playing every woman's worst nightmare. Brooke (Bonnie Dennison) is a rebellious teen, who is looking for love, and is immediately drawn to the older Denny (Michael Welch). At first he seems like the perfect boyfriend, but little did she know, he's actually a psychopath. To me films like this are scarier than any horror movie, because what's more likely to happen, a zombie apocalypse or coming across someone who isn't what the appear to be? As I said, Michael Welch was scary good in this film, portraying a man with two faces. On the surface, he's this really nice guy, but underneath, he is pure evil. Watching Welch balance the two and try to keep the real him at bay was really something to see. As far as the rest of the film, it's what you would expect, there isn't too much of a story here and little to no surprises, other than Michael Welch, who makes this film more than just something you'd turn off after ten minutes. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/17/23 Full Review Audience Member This is you typical bank hiest gone wrong movie. Other than Corey Feldman, giving a brief appearence as the wise-cracking getaway driver, and James Remar, playing the cop trying to talk down both the robbers and the FBI who want to use excessive force, the performances are mediocore at best. The same could be said about the script. But despite not being the most original movie it has the best aspects of the other movies it mirrors. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/16/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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