Satisfying. Other than the rape scenes. Revenge is a good thing to see. This movie shows it well.

I see there are a lot of mixed feelings about M.F.A. It will for sure not win any awards but it's still good enough to entertain you on a cold winter night. The story might not be overly developped but it's easy to understand and to watch. Not really a revenge movie, more a vigilante movie of a rape victim taking justice in her own hands. Francesca Eastwood did a good job playing her character. The rest of the cast wasn't bad either, nothing great, but not bad either. I would have made the killing scenes a bit bloodier and more sadistic to make it a better horror movie. I think that would have been better for the movie and this genre of movie. All in all it's an okay movie if you don't have too much expectations.

So when I read the synopsis and after fining out Francesca Eastwood whom I didn't know and found out she's Clint's daughter, I had to watch it. Francesca's performance was very good, the script was good and plausible. She took care not to leave any finger prints, but in one scene it looked like she wasn't wearing gloves. I don't know much about forensic science, i.e. whether CSIs could find clues etc or not in real life. But that is not important. What is important is that it highlighted what goes on for real and how college students either through their wealth or their athletic scholarships get away with unconsesual sex. My one criticism was Skye's suicide scene. Supposedly she had slashed her wrists and bled to death. And all that could be seen was a red line on her wrist with no blood anywhere else. Overall I give it a thumbs up.

All men in this movie are bad, evil, stupid cowards (including all police), all women in this movie are victims, yet smart, merciless, strong... I have never had to do with rape, date rape or the like, but I do believe this movie to be both an insult to real rape victims and also a dangerously stupid way to depict this rather dreadful kind of scenario. Anyway, my reply in stereotype kind: many women - NOT rape victims - are going to feel mighty good watching this movie. Guess which kind women I believe these are.