This entire low budget 'important message' flick is nothing more than a feeble attempt by Judd to once again become relevant, by constantly bombarding the viewer with filth talk and naked unattractive and overweight twenty somethings the director tries to pass of as teens. The story line is dull and the NEVER-ENDING BORING TALKING makes you consider jumping out a window!

How many movies have been made about sex trafficking? Really? Why do people keep making these movies? Many reasons, I guess. I eat up sex trafficking movies like fodder. I love em'. Trafficked is another good one. to hang your hat on, a kind of refreshing one, that starts off quite interesting, though some similarities do fall in later. Again, we base our characters around three young girls, who fall prey to these b..tards, one an ex Home And Away face, who's in top form. Washington, a young American, girl who's just turned lovely seventeen, who's really the central character, a fiesty sexy sweet, taken out of foster care, as reaching adult age, where she's promised this great career job on a cruise or island or a hostess, so we know where this leads. This is a very entertaining sex trafficking movie, steered by some really good performances- Washington and friends, the Nigerian older, more wiser girl, a real likeable sort, while Flannery is very good as the slave runner. Hun, Brian Thompson, visually unforgettable as the security guy, who has one two many power drinks. Even Patrick Duffy turns up in this as a crooked agent. Judd, too, makes a fine, nasty villain/procurer, who you'll make out her real self, behind that sick sweetly smile, while her real intentions,so clear from the start, they'll knock you head. There's a lot of intrigue about her character too, while Archer is really good as Mother Mary. There are a few impactful moments, throughout this very well made, and nicely polished film, and is a highly recommended watch. There are cliched moments of course, but Trafficked runs quite well amongst it's competitors.

I don't usually review either, as one reviewer said, but after seeing deb-481-36108's review, I was irate. Deb is obviously not a fan of Judd, probably bringing her sad view of politics into the review of a movie that was timely, forthright and honest, if brutal in it's depiction. This kind of things happens all the time, in every city, in every country. For this movie to be seen, to get a glimpse of one of the many ways it's happening, who knows, it could help stop even one girl from ending up in this tragedy. Judd did a great job, as usual. She's an amazing actress, and all portrayed their characters well. It was gritty, and gave us enough back story to know that these girls had lives waiting for them, cut short because of greed. Please, see this movie. Do not listen to sad people who go after stars for their political beliefs.

11 March 2018: This is an excellent internet flick that every man, woman and young teenage girls should be made to watch. The entire cast was good. I have seen a few of these types of films based on real life cases and what bothers me and I can't understand is how and why some women can actually be involved in helping to enslave women. It is very sad, men I got it, but women I don't get it. I did Not like that the cute African actress, Jessica Obilom got caught and was thrown back into sex slavery.