1/5 Tanika is right on!!!
  by Third World (Bronx, NY United States)
This could very well be the worse movie ever made. The writing is grade school at best and all the Black characters are over-sexed and mindless. The white character however, is the most rational one. Now there's a surprise. It's interesting how Black people have finally accepted decades upon decades of stereotypes and now regurgitate them for a buck. This movie makes 'Soul Plane' look like a masterpiece. Okay, maybe not, but just the same, bypass this film and read 'The Challenge of Blackness' by Lerone Bennett. There's a chapter in there entitled 'The Task of the Black Artist' that means just as much today as it did back then.

5/5 Tension-filled, gritty drama
  by Anais
Is this is your genre -- tension-filled, gritty drama, get ready to need a full body massage after you watch this one. You will be on the edge of the couch from minute one, as the stakes never stop escalating and the twists keep coming. Throw in some kinky sex, clever humor, and some unique examination of reverse prejudice, not usually explored... and you've got a recipe for muscle ache. But in a good way. : ) Enjoy.

5/5 Good Movie
  by Jack Mann (Bronx, NY USA)
Hey you get to see Debra Wilson's from Mad TV bare (...). I've been waiting a long time for that.

4/5 Silly and attention getting
  by Jan Madkins (Merced, CA)
With so many murders, one is driven to watch this movie, BUT the characters are simply not believable. Four stars for the story but NO stars for the characters.

5/5 Very Good
  by D. Johnson (Buena Park, California)
This movie has similarities to the 1987 thriller, "Fatal Attraction", starring Glenn Close and Michael Douglas, in that the husband has an affair with a psycho, who's name is also Alex, just like Glenn Close's character. Once the cheating husband finds out who he's dealing with, he's in too deep. The similarities stop there because this one has a lot more guessing games as to whodunnit and the ending is a straight up shocker. I thought Steve White and Debra Wilson gave stand out performances. They played their roles like I've never seen them play before. Really worth a watch.