The Last Seduction

REVIEW
Fiorentino is in nightmarishly good form as Bridget Gregory, the ultimate femme fatale and the bane of every heterosexual man who crosses her path. When her New York med-school husband (Pullman) comes home with the proceeds of a major drug deal, she scampers with the loot and heads upstate. And oh, you boys upstate better beware! Filled with delightful twists and turns, The Last Seduction follows Bridget as she sets up shop in the sleepy little burg of Beston where she gets Mike (Berg) in her talons. Mike is a perfect rube for Bridget. He's so bent on getting out of small town life, that he falls squarely into every trap she sets. Fiorentino is incredibly sharp as Bridget. Ultimately, what makes this film so seductive is Bridget's completely unapologetic nature: she's the woman who's been wronged by men and is going to take everything she can to make up for it. And what makes it all so much fun is that we're rooting for her.