I give this a solid 4 out of 10, without any curve adjustment for being independent, so that is not a bad score.
I agree with one commenter that it is almost like watching a lost soul who is an addict, wandering around, looking for purpose.
Also, I think if women thought they could get biceps like Caitlin, they would volunteer for vampirism!! What is going out in the day compared to having guns like that to show off? I also think Caitlin pulled off the contrast between her feisty, pre-vampiric self, and her broken, insecure post vampire self. She is a good actress in that regard.
I fault the writing a bit. Some of the tension between the Hero and the black pastor was too contrived, they could have handled that differently.
Still, an enjoyable watch, glad I rented it. I hope she does more work in the future.
Caitlin! Flex for us! :)
I agree with one commenter that it is almost like watching a lost soul who is an addict, wandering around, looking for purpose.
Also, I think if women thought they could get biceps like Caitlin, they would volunteer for vampirism!! What is going out in the day compared to having guns like that to show off? I also think Caitlin pulled off the contrast between her feisty, pre-vampiric self, and her broken, insecure post vampire self. She is a good actress in that regard.
I fault the writing a bit. Some of the tension between the Hero and the black pastor was too contrived, they could have handled that differently.
Still, an enjoyable watch, glad I rented it. I hope she does more work in the future.
Caitlin! Flex for us! :)
