Ben Cronin has it all: the admiration of his many friends, a terrific girlfriend, and he's on the fast-track to an athletic scholarship. But after a one-night stand with a fan, Ben has to face a lot of consequences.
Bradford spends the entire film with an Andrew Shue-ish sullen, slack-jawed expression, but even that's more than what the bland Appleby brings to her doormat role.
It's like going to a house party and watching the host defend himself against a frothing ex-girlfriend. You don't want to call the cops. You want to call Domino's.
Liam Lacey
Globe and Mail
September 13, 2002
Not really a thriller so much as a movie for teens to laugh, groan and hiss at.
Greg Maki
Star-Democrat (Easton, MD)
January 06, 2004
Was anybody clamoring for yet another teen movie? Or, even worse, a teen version of Fatal Attraction?
