Exoticalot
People are voting emotionally.
Matylda Swan
It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.
Logan
By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.
Francene Odetta
It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.
Paul Evans
It's perhaps worthy of a lightly higher score then it's currenty showing, it's somewhere between a 5.5 and a 6. It certainly looks nice, it's a slick and stylish movie, it's nicely shot, definitely visually appealing. The story is pretty good, of course there are holes in it, the first being what on Earth was in that tea? For a teen horror though it's pretty good, especially for a TV movie. Dont expect miracles, but it's diverting enough. 6/10
contact-86263
A not very tightly written story about a mentally unwell girl in a dorm who is manipulated by her new "friends". Starts well but soon becomes a muddled mess. Only watch if you have time to kill and are really bored.
Michael Ledo
This is a made for TV film. Ugly duckling Vivian (Alexis Knapp) with low self esteem transfers to another university where no one knows her after her suicide attempt. She is befriended by the dorm and is taken under the wing of Sarah (Cassie Steele) who transform her into a swan with some natural tea. Vivian gets herself a hot boyfriend (Max Lloyd-Jones) but realizes there are some odd things going on and it is not just her normal voices in her head.The film feels slightly disjointed and the climax lacked the needed cinematography. The film left me expecting more, but didn't deliver.As far as I know there is no such religion as "pre-Babylonian Albanism.
FlashCallahan
Vivian, a shy and self-conscious college freshman, transforms into a new person after she moves into a building with a popular coed, and of course, by drinking lots and lots of delicious tea....When we first meet Vivian, she's frumpy, disturbed, and of course without make up. But then the one from the code who looks like Myleene Klass, gets her to come to a party and meet the other housemates.Soon the frump goes, then the make up is slapped on, but something is amiss, she is told of the person who lived in her room before, Violet, and how she went missing.Soon people start turning up dead, Vivian starts to hear voices, and physically she is starting to look different.....It's very, very loosely based on an Urban Legend, the one where the student in your room before you disappeared mysteriously. Everyone's been told that, I was told that, and I told someone else. It's probably the most universal of Urban Myths.I've always found the directors work very interesting, she tried to do something different with Freddy's Dead, and Tank Girl maybe a lot of things, but it certainly isn't boring.This feels like a Gothic teen mix of She's All That, The Craft, and a hint of Rosemary's baby.It's all highly predictable stuff, you know from the offset that something isn't right, because, without sounding too shallow, they wouldn't invite her into her little coven, without ulterior motives.The acting is fine, just what you'd expect from a TV movie, and it goes a little bonkers toward the end, but in an age where we get at least two to three horror movies every week released, it could have been a lot worse.Worth seeing if you like throwaway, predictable horror.
