Unsettling drama about the lure of quick cash...
“Teenage Cocktail” focuses on Annie (Nichole Bloom), who has recently moved into a new neighborhood and school, causing her to feel alienated and unsure of how she fits into the world. She’s drawn to her fellow classmate, Jules (Fabianne Therese), a free spirited girl with dreams of escaping their small town. The two become fast friends, soon spending all their free time together.<br /><br />After a romance starts to bloom between them, Annie’s inhibitions begin to fade and she discovers that Jules makes extra cash by performing seductive webcam shows. Jules convinces Annie to join her, and the two start performing together in order to make enough money to run away. But when the show attracts lonely family man Frank (Pat Healy), who becomes obsessed with the girls, he offers them an opportunity that may lead them toward a dark series of events.<br /><br />Though not technically a horror film, “Teenage Cocktail” is an unsettling look at the dangers of the Internet and how young people are lured by what seems easy money. The real peril occurs when the money doesn’t come in as fast as the girls hoped, and they begin meeting strangers for sex. Rather than portray Frank as a sexual predator, he’s shown to be an unhappily married guy who puts on a persona to feel more successful.<br /><br />The relationship between Annie and Jules appears real, though the performance by Ms. Bloom seems a blank slate. Mr. Therese’s Jules, on the other hand, knows what she wants and is unafraid to pursue it. If “modeling” on a webcam show can bring in money, so be it. She does what’s necessary without looking back. Because of Annie’s affection for Jules, she dutifully, if somewhat reluctantly, goes along for the ride. Healy manages to infuse sympathy for a guy who feels invisible to his own family and seeks validation of his very existence on the Internet. It’s to the credit of writer/director John Carchietta that he avoids making Frank a stereotypical demon, allowing the viewer to see him as a troubled, sad individual.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the widescreen, unrated DVD release include movie teasers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : High school student Annie (Nichole Bloom) is having trouble adapting to her new school after a move: she s bullied by fellow students and can t connect with her classmates until she meets Jules (Fabianne Therese), a free-spirited girl with dreams of escaping their small town. The two become fast friends and soon spend all their free time together.After a romance starts to bloom between them, Annie s inhibitions begin to fade and she discovers Jules makes extra cash by performing flirtatious and seductive webcam shows. Jules convinces Annie to join her, and the two start performing together in order to make enough cash to run away. But when their show attracts a lonely family man (Pat Healy) who becomes obsessed with the two girls, he offers them an opportunity that may lead them toward a darker series of events than they could have ever imagined..