SuicideGirls Must Die! a Movie Review (2010)

Plot
A group of Suicide Girls travel to a cabin in Maine for a week full of calendar photo shoots. Each of the 12 models have their own personal camcorders to record their trip in addition to Sawa filming as the director, and hidden cameras in every room of the cabin. One by one the girls start to disappear without a trace. SuicideGirls Must Die! is similar to the first two Suicide Girls videos, Suicide Girls - The First Tour and Suicide Girls - The Italian Villa; a large part of the footage shows the viewer what a typical photo shoot is like for a Suicide Girl model. The main difference with this film is that it is made to be an unscripted horror movie. The girls staring in SuicideGirls Must Die! were unaware that the video they were putting together wasn't like the first two videos. They are supposedly not acting and genuinely believe their friends and fellow models have disappeared into the wilderness in Maine where they are clearly not welcome due to their alternative appearance (tattoos and piercing) and clear lack of shame.

Cast
The cast is made up of Suicide Girl models Evin, Bailey, Quinne, Roach, Joleigh, Fractal, Rigel, Soren, Bully, James, Mary, Rosa, Amina, and Sawa. I believe I even left one of the models out, but I'm not sure what her name was. You even get to see a glance of Missy, head of Suicide Girls, in the beginning when they are mailing out the cameras to the girls. The cast was decent, There were only four or five of the girls that aren't some of the most popular ones on the site.

Technical
Starring: The Suicide Girls
Director: Sawa Suicide
Language: English
Rated: Available in R and Unrated
DVD Release Date: June 29, 2010
Run Time: 96 minutes
ASIN: B0039ZF864

Verdict
My main complaint with the movie is the complete lack of a resolution. I understand that the point was to fool the girls, but the audience obviously knows the girls aren't dead in real life so it would have been nice if there was a villain in the end or at least find out who plotted the whole thing. It's a lot like the first two Suicide Girls videos, but not as good because of the lack of good music. Even know the girls supposedly didn't know what was going on and "weren't acting", it sure seemed like they were at times and they did a horrible job. Perhaps they went back and filmed some things to be added in after the girls knew that it was all for a movie and that is why it seemed like they were acting. I think since the film was mostly a practical joke on the Suicide Girls involved, they probably find the video a little more interesting than the general audience would. If the purpose was supposed to be a behind the scenes/getting to know the Suicide Girls, it would have been more entertaining without the attempt to add a story line that the girls weren't aware of.

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The Suicide Girls First Tour
Suicide Girls, the Italian Villa