Two nail salons are competing for a prize of the best salon (outside of Atlanta). We are quickly read introductions in the first salon and then develop character for the second. Very superficial. Not very funny. There was a story with "Dave" half-developed and then dropped.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

This kind of movie has been done many times, and the basic idea can work really well. Sadly, that requires a crisp script and talented actors. There's none of that to be found here. I think director Nicole D'Angelo literally just hired a bunch of her friends to play the parts, to save money. It's that bad. It's High School play bad. (Wait, I just insulted High School drama departments.) It's NOT funny, it's painful to watch. I gave it one extra star for having some mildly amusing ideas. They probably would have been ebtertaining if I had simply read the script.

The writing is atrocious. The acting performances were amateur. I could find almost nothing to enjoy about this hapless comedy dud. I don't remember laughing oncel. I hope this review saves at least one person from the drudgery of watching this waste of time to it's unsatisfying conclusion. To it's credit, the film quality and sound track were fairly good, but that's not nearly enough to recommend it.