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Dream sequences don't really justify the jarring ending, but a captivating central performance from AnnaLynne McCord and some juicily grotesque imagery made this worth it for me.
ReplyDeleteNot bad at all. Some great performances, not least from the lead, but also from Traci Lords. And always good to see John Waters in anything.
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