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Calling Sydney Sweeney an “actor” is a wild stretch of the imagination as her range of emotions is limited to “misunderstanding through complete confusion” a constant deer in headlights look in her wall-eyed vacant expression. This movie lacks anything good.

The ending was terrible. Interesting premise that was not explored. Ugh. This director knows how to ruin a movie

Super predictable. Interesting use of Spice Girls. Abrupt ending- suddenly they want to be one? Didn’t buy the quick change. Cut away from the real body horror.

So I hate to say this but: This feels like something that should have remained private but was only released as a cash cow. I don’t see any reason why this documentary should have been made at this time- the aura of Jayne Mansfield has faded. She wasn’t that special to begin with, but everyone who was truly interested in her is no longer. Her daughter, who has never been particularly famous or that great of an actress decides to make a documentary about her mother, whose loss I am not diminishing- it is very, very sad and awful to lose a parent at any age, to any kind of death, but especially something so tragic. But, this seems like cashing in and making money off of a tragedy. Which is in bad taste. Nothing new is covered here. Anyone interested had these details. It doesn’t come across as a tribute. It feels like a hollow shilling for cash. It doesn’t feel heart felt. It feels cheap. Also, her daughter has been on Law and Order for years, but that’s not exactly award winning acting. It’s more like a law soap opera. It’s watchable, but you’re not getting anything real out of it. Which, is exactly like this documentary. You’re not getting anything real out of it. 0/5- waste of time

What a cruel thing they did to this poor man. I don’t think any thing could repay his damages.

So, it was awful. There was so much exposition and backstory. Then boom vampires. Then shootout. Then ending. I get what they were trying to do but I’m left thinking this was a stupid gimmick to get there. 0/5

It’s hard to watch her lie. Uncomfortable. She’s clearly a really sick woman who needs help not tv coverage.