You won't be disappointed!

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

All you will remember about the movie is.. her boobs.

Scrolling through the Netflix choices, I came upon this gem, which somehow managed to garner a three-star rating (guess a lot of pervs use Netflix). It started with a girl sitting in her bedroom doing one of the worst imitations of a musician I've ever seen on film. I knew from that point this was going to be bad. Then she gets raped by her step- father, and ends up doing jail time when she defends herself. I told you it was going to be bad. After that, she spends some time in a maximum security prison of course, where they basically try to piece together nearly every story line from the first two seasons of 'Orange is the New Black' (only got through two seasons of that show until we got tired of it). And then it ends with her doing an even worse imitation of a musician than in the opening scene. Horrendous.

I watched this after watching 'Orange is not the only black', which was very enjoyable. This was not. It's not a comedy like 'Orange' largely is – but nor is it a serious film about what life is really like inside a woman's prison. If you're looking for something deep and soul searching then look elsewhere – but if you're looking for cheap thrills then this is, however, probably exactly what you're looking for. It's basically a violent soft core porn movie. The acting is AWFUL – not a single actor was in anyway credible and the fight sequences were some of the worst ever committed to celluloid. In short, if you're looking for an exploitative sex film and are prepared to put up with the most wooden acting you've ever seen then you'll have a blast.

While "Jailbait" tries to accomplish a lot of things with its fairly stereotypical and way too unrealistic storyline, then director Jared Cohn fails to make a lasting impact with this movie.The story in "Jailbait" is about Anna (played by Sara Malakul Lane) who is sexually molested by her step dad and accidentally kills him. Going to a juvenile rehabilitation center, Anna ends up learning how life inside the prison walls can be with all its hardships, alliances and abuse.From an entertaining point of view then "Jailbait" was actually a good enough movie to watch because it wasn't boring and it kept on a brisk pace. However, if you put on a set of realism goggles, then everything in this movie just falls to the ground fast and shatters into a million pieces. Nothing about the things happening inside the juvenile rehabilitation facility is really realistic, and things are portrayed fleetingly and just allows the audience a brief look at the surface of things.What kept the movie afloat the pace of the storyline and the fairly good acting performances put on by just about everyone in the movie.But all in all then "Jailbait" is good enough entertainment and scores a solid 5 out of 10 stars from me.