Eden

Truthfully, theres a shockingly small amount of sex and even less nudity. ( Read More )

David Fear

Based looselyvery looselyon a real life horror story, Megan Griffithss drama works best in its numbing first half, as the contrast between our heroines grotty existence and the banal landscape of Americana around it makes you feel as if youre in a waking nightmare. ( Read More )

What begins as gritty realism ends up as the usual made for cable melodramaticsan apple thats always better left unbitten. ( Read More )

Mark Adams

But the artfully shot sequences can only go so far when it comes to adding lustre to a relatively flimsy storyline. ( Read More )

Brian Orndorf

However, its not a very comprehensive picture, brushing by salient points of submission to achieve a conventional arc of consciousness punctuated with violence. ( Read More )