A supposedly damaged "street girl" returns to her podunk trailer town to kill her "daddy," for no timely reason and stumbles upon his dead body. Then, she feels so compelled by her hate for her "daddy" that she decides to investigate her "daddy's" death. And yes, she says "daddy" that much throughout, which is completely ludicrous for someone who has her supposed background.

This movie was so excessively stupid. There are movies that get away with having unnamed characters without them being lazily written, one-note, weak stereotypes. This movie does not do that. This movie throws one word names at people to avoid doing any of the work involved with building character and setting.

The whole plot was insultingly bad. Every character was insultingly bad. If I hear "daddy" one more time in my life, I will punch that person in their dumb face. I hated this movie. It was too stupid to warrant a single view.

Skip this trash.

A 'Girl' (Bella Thorne) is going home to see her estranged father. She finds out that he's dead. She stumbles upon a dark secret and gets kidnapped by the Sheriff (Mickey Rourke) and Charmer (Chad Faust).

It would help the movie if the first act is clearer. I don't mind not knowing the characters' names but I don't even know what she's doing half the time. It becomes an issue with Charmer talking incessantly at her. I don't know what she's thinking at that moment. The movie gets clarity after that and it works better overall but it still has issues. I don't see Girl acting in reasonable and logical ways. She should attack Charmer right away and torture the truth out of him. I understand the appeal of the scene but I prefer torture better. It allows her to have more agency over the situation instead of watching the fire in shock. Bella Thorne should cut back on playing the victim and do more with being a bad B. It's fine for her to start as a victim but she should switch when confronting Charmer. On the other hand, Mickey Rourke is a great villain and despite being annoying, Chad Faust is a good creep.

Or stay? Even though she is not supposed to do the latter, according to her mom and others. Then again, no one puts ... Girl in the corner (no pun intended). The movie gives us Bella Thorne as the main character ... and one feisty at that.

The movie is quite predictable and you may wonder why she chooses to do certain things ... but then again, maybe you don't and just go with the flow of her doing things. Mean people trying to get to her and a quite predictable twist towards the end.

It's always nice to see Mickey Rourke, but also a bit frightening the way he looks now. Not sure how he got that way (I assume it was drugs),but it didn't take anything away from his acting abilities. Whatever that means to you. And if you don't mind the bullet/hatchet thing toward the end ... well it's quite likely you won't be too dissapointed with the movie ...