Peyton Harris' eighteen year old life is turned
inside out when a set of nude photos of her are texted, Snap Chatted,
emailed and Tweeted to everyone she knows. She is ashamed and ...
Director:
Monika Mitchell
Storyline
Peyton Harris' eighteen year old life is turned inside out when a set of nude photos of her are texted, Snap Chatted, emailed and Tweeted to everyone she knows. She is ashamed and humiliated. It gets worse. The photos have been posted on a "revenge porn" website called exmyex.com. Peyton's mother, Elaine, feeling protective of her child, gets involved and together they report the invasion of privacy to the police who are non-responsive. With no place left to turn, Elaine launches her own investigation into the owner of exmyex.com, Carl Cooke and plans the ultimate take down.User Reviews
Later
claiming she was contemplating having her "boobs done," pretty
18-year-old Tiera Skovbye (as Peyton Harris) takes some shirtless
selfies. Nobody notices a glaring error, or lie; the photos would have
no relevance to a breast-enhancing surgeon. What we really see is the
young actress modeling her panties. She is generously displayed and the
skimpy panties draw your eyes away from anything else. Probably, the
camera did not show her topless, but you will have to replay while
trying not to look down. From the "Revenge Porn" title, we know those
photographs are going viral. Before you can say, "Jack Robinson," the
ditty pictures are splashed all over the Internet. Of course, Ms.
Skovbye's entire high school is posting about them. Even worse, the
pictures are sent to Skovbye's proud parents Elisabeth Rohm and David
Lewis (as Elaine and David Harris), along with everyone on their email
contact lists...
Skovbye's good grades, "Dumforth" college scholarship and general sanity are threatened. Recovering from her shock, mother Rohm takes charge of the fight to save her daughter's sleazy reputation and catch the crook responsible for housing the sexy selfies...
This timely topic is so timely it was very recently seen as "Break-Up Nightmare" (2016), which isn't the first time a dirty pictures plot reared its naughty head. "Revenge Porn" takes two paths, which differs from the aforementioned movie. One has been used frequently, elsewhere, and another is less unoriginal. The latter is more interesting, but develops without much mystery or suspense. This angle is where director Monika Mitchell and writer Kendall Clark score some points, with an engrossing drone scene and a sufficiently menacing Levi Meaden (as Carl Cooke). Alas, his character is borderline silly. Best female friend Jodelle Ferland (as Audrey) does her best in a far too predictable role. It's all so routine, but Ms. Mitchell and her crew do move it along and keep raising attention. Their scenes get to the point and waste no time, making them add up to more than they're worth. The sexy photos pop up often.
Skovbye's good grades, "Dumforth" college scholarship and general sanity are threatened. Recovering from her shock, mother Rohm takes charge of the fight to save her daughter's sleazy reputation and catch the crook responsible for housing the sexy selfies...
This timely topic is so timely it was very recently seen as "Break-Up Nightmare" (2016), which isn't the first time a dirty pictures plot reared its naughty head. "Revenge Porn" takes two paths, which differs from the aforementioned movie. One has been used frequently, elsewhere, and another is less unoriginal. The latter is more interesting, but develops without much mystery or suspense. This angle is where director Monika Mitchell and writer Kendall Clark score some points, with an engrossing drone scene and a sufficiently menacing Levi Meaden (as Carl Cooke). Alas, his character is borderline silly. Best female friend Jodelle Ferland (as Audrey) does her best in a far too predictable role. It's all so routine, but Ms. Mitchell and her crew do move it along and keep raising attention. Their scenes get to the point and waste no time, making them add up to more than they're worth. The sexy photos pop up often.
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