Sinful review - movie review of the Tony Marsiglia film starring Erin Brown

Sinful review

Sinful
:. Director: Tony Marsiglia
:. Starring: Erin Brown, Erika Smith
:. Script: Tony Marsiglia
:. Running Time: 1:19
:. Year: 2006
:. Country: USA

A creepy, gory and disturbing tale about a young woman (Misty Mundae) desperately wishing to have a child even though she can't conceive, Sinful is the kind of second-rate horror movie that can always find its audience, mostly because it's twisted enough to satisfy sick film fanatics.

Whether she carries a knife or walks around nude, it is always pleasant to watch Miss Mundae onscreen, because she unites cuteness and naivety with depravation and dementia.

Contrary to the productions that brought her fame, the film doesn't provide a lot of sensuality and humor. Instead, Sinful focuses on psychological horror used as a pretext to create repulsion, which works well, whether you enjoy it or not.

Fred Thom

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