By Any Means

2017 • 84 minutes

About this movie

Reality star Mimi Wyatt (Brooke Burfitt) passes out in the back of a cab after a night club appearance. She wakes up in a cold, dark basement, having been kidnapped. Frank Watson (Thomas Gipson) needs ransom money to cover his terminally ill daughter’s cancer treatment. She agrees to sell her story to the magazine prepared to transfer the full sum on her release, all organized via her agent Phil (Jonathan Cheban). A relationship develops with Frank, but one night he throws her out before the magazine deal can go through, seemingly jeopardizing the fate of his young daughter. Mimi goes straight to the cops (Larese King & Michelle Money) who must work out what is real and what is fiction when the celebrity accuses her captor of sexual assault.

Ratings and reviews

Despite the 3 and half star review, I decided to order this movie anyways. And I am glad that I did. I never predicted what was going to happen at the end of the movie. Even the last 10 minutes had me going back and forth with what the truth really was. Even the though the acting wasn't the greatest by a lot of the characters, I feel like the two main stars did a good job at holding their own .

At some point it was almost promising...in the end just a statement of the FD up celeb society we live in. Only mildly interesting.

I liked it very much, and now I demand a vengeful sequel!