1999, 106 min
Country: US
Studio: New Line
Cast: Sean Patrick Flanery, Jerry O'Connell, Amanda Peet, Tara Reid, Ron Livingston, Emily Procter, Brad Rowe, Sybil Temchen
Director: Michael Cristofer
Screenwriter: David McKenna
Our Rating:
Body Shots (Tara Reid)
SKINOPSISA group of 8 attractive twenty-somethings get together for a night on the town pausing to share their thoughts on sex and relationships with the viewer. When one of them ends up accusing another of rape, both sides of the story are told in flashbacks, featuring a nude scene by Tara Reid and tons of gratuitous sex!
REVIEW
This annoying twentysomething "exposé" deals with date rape and barhopping in the most superficial manner possible. A gaggle of attractive young adults -- who run the gamut from merely shallow to completely excruciating -- get together for a night on the town, pausing only to turn to the camera and share their "feelings" and "insights" with the audience. With the look and feel of a lower-end Fox-TV flick, phoned-in performances from its "hip" young cast, and an embarrassing reach for style and meaning by its director, Body Shots is a painful experience. Any thirty seconds of a "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" episode has more depth and insight. With a wretched score, to boot. Editor's Suggestions
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