I can understand why this movie got a such low rating. It has an unusal story-telling to begin with. Secondly, and most importantly, who would want to be on a small boat in the middle of the ocean with a drug addict mother and a psychotic suicidal maniac. It is very hard to empathise between the two main problematic characters, hallucinations, fear, sex, hunger and thirst. Acting is okay, dialogs fine. Cameraman gives you what he can best, underwater, and overall. I enjoyed it...you may also like this one.

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I can understand why this movie got a such low rating. It has an unusal story-telling to begin with. Secondly, and most importantly, who would want to be on a small boat in the middle of the ocean with a drug addict mother and a psychotic suicidal maniac. It is very hard to empathise between the two main problematic characters, hallucinations, fear, sex, hunger and thirst. Acting is okay, dialogs fine. Cameraman gives you what he can best, underwater, and overall. I enjoyed it...you may also like this one.

A woman taking drugs on a boat. You are waiting for something to happen but it doesn't. 16 minutes of nothing is a long time. I gave up.

LADY BUG is an indie spin on the psycho-thriller genre which turns out to be a total rip-off of the excellent DEAD CALM, the film that made the names of Nicole Kidman and Billy Zane. Unsurprisingly, it isn't anywhere near as good as that movie. A distressed woman flees the harsh reality of modern life and ends up on a small yacht at sea, where she's terrorised by a killer. It's boringly acted and scripted, out of focus for most of the time, trying to be arty and completely failing at it.

Lady Bug