This movie is useful as a study on how not to make a movie. The director should share with us whatever he was smoking when he thought he was directing it.

A group of men that service upscale clients kidnap beautiful women and force them into the sex trade because paying prostitutes would be easier. Julia (Gabriela Wong) is tricked into being a model and is forced into the industry. Her father, ex-special ops goes to her rescue.

Oleg Prudius kills a bunch of people. Not as smart as the Liam Neeson film. Acting not good either.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

From the beginning where the band is playing and it's intertwined with scenes of the characters who will appear in this "movie," every minute of this is a pain to get through. We have a LONG opening credit sequence of the "actor's" names like it's some big name actor fest and it's a bunch of people you've never heard of with straight to DVD "credits" if you can even call them that. They keep flashing to supremely ugly women at a pool for some reason and when one of them was getting out of the pool, rubbing her hands up and down her body, I knew we were in trouble.

The acting and direction is so poor, it's hard to tell what's going on. We see one waitress at the pool being told to go to the bosses office. There's some pervert guy at the bar watching girls in the pool and all over and suddenly when the waitress gets to the boss's office, the pervert guy is already there. How did they manage that? Or was it just bad editing? (the latter).

The main guy cannot act and most people in this either can't act or overact. Worst are the "fight scenes" are so poorly done, I'm talking the type of fight scene you have with your buddies in the front yard when you're seven.

I couldn't get through this. I had to stop about a third of the way in. So poorly done and the constant music is just awful.

I'm still wondering why this was made.