Black Wine

Wooden acting, stilted dialogue and uninspired cinematography plague this boring, predictable thriller from the word go.

I am baffled that this has a rating of 8.8. I can't imagine anyone thinking this movie was that good, and am tempted to believe the rating is being pumped up by friends and family. The acting is a travesty, even for a low-budget indy film. It's impossible to relate to, empathize, or even tolerate the main characters.

Make-up should have been fired. Or, at the very least, the director ought to have realized that the bruise on Ashley's face switched from left to right very frequently, sometimes multiple times in a single scene, and done something about it.

Absolute garbage. Give this one a miss.