Little Star

Pretty young women, reasonably good acting and somewhat plausible plot and dialog. Good music, sound and production quality. The writing and directing was mostly acceptable. It has some good creepy moments. The message of psychological disharmony and isolation gets stretched too far and the ending devolves into a stupid confusing nonsensical mess which pretty much ruins it.

It is just a tedious exercise in voyeurism. The exposition that Markey lays down occasionally just comes across as cheesy, and it wants to go for some deep psychological drama but it can't hit any of the notes that it wants to. It's obvious what it's trying to say but the leaps it takes to say it come across as forced, like they didn't really have a plot originally. But the tedium is the biggest offender, for sure.