The idea behind this short film is predictable, but effective enough for a film with a running time of less than five minutes. The " twist" ending can be seen a mile away but is potentially entertaining enough to sustain an audience's attention for such a short run time.
The problem is the acting. Lauren Shotton is absolutely wooden throughout the film. She shows practically no emotion in response to the various things that happen to her. It is impossible to identify with, or believe in, a character that doesn't react at all during such an ordeal. The poor acting robs the film of any sympathy we might have had for Cherry and consequently any drama, horror or entertainment value.
The problem is the acting. Lauren Shotton is absolutely wooden throughout the film. She shows practically no emotion in response to the various things that happen to her. It is impossible to identify with, or believe in, a character that doesn't react at all during such an ordeal. The poor acting robs the film of any sympathy we might have had for Cherry and consequently any drama, horror or entertainment value.
