Kill Girl Kill

Kill Girl Kill
2005, VCA Pictures

Reviewed By: P.T.
On: 08/23/05

	Produced by:	Malachi Ecks
	Directed by:	Eon McKai
	Starring:	Veronica Jett, Katrina Kraven, Mya Rose, Gia Jordan, Brooklyn, Zoe Matthews, Kurt Lockwood, James Deen, Benny Profane, Trent Soluri
	Directing:	2
	Production:	2
	Storyline:	3
	Music:	5
	Editing:	2
	Costumes:	3
	Dialogue:	2

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Veronica Jett with Kurt Lockwood
Katrina Kraven with James Deen
Gia Jordan with Mya Rose and Kurt Lockwood
Brooklyn with Trent Soluri
Zoe Matthews with Benny Profane

Review:

I'd read all the hype about this movie and was looking forward to seeing it. Too bad the hype was better than the movie.

Once you get past the weak camera work, cheap production and lame effects, there's not a whole lot left except the music. I have to say that the sound track is very good...way better than the flick.

As for the girls, it seems that some of them use their piercings and tattoos to make up for looks...not the most attractive bunch I've seen. Zoe Matthews looked like she'd been in some kind of accident with all the bruises and Band-Aids. Katrina, Gia and Mya brought enough heat to overcome the directing and production, but the rest of the girls didn't appear to know what they were supposed to do.

DVD extras include chapter and sup-chapter starts, nine minutes of BTS footage with very poor sound, web site info and a director's commentary that sounded like one end of a phone conversation.

Ok, I may be too old to understand or appreciate the goth scene, but I'm not too old to know about porn. This is an amateurish production with little heat and unusually good music. The intros either don't set the scene or they are rushed and unnecessary. The girls can generously be called average, with a few exceptions. And, other than Kurt Lockwood, the guys are passable. If Eon McKai is VCA's new wunderkind, they could be in big trouble.

PT says 2, this is just a bad movie.

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