As a small-time gambler, his income fluctuates.
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The movie takes place in New York City, where Jack is barely getting by financially.
Jack makes his living as an online gambler, playing mostly blackjack. She should probably re-evaluate whoever advised her to do this lowbrow, trashy movie that makes everyone in it look like an idiot. To go from “Uncut Gems” to “PVT CHAT” is a big step down for Fox, who has a charismatic on-screen presence. One of Scarlet’s regular customers is a guy around her age named Jack (played by Peter Vack), who eventually becomes fixated on meeting Scarlet in person. Her online persona is someone who’s like a modern-day BDSM version of a black-haired vixen from a Russ Meyer movie, such as 1965’s “Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!” Her “PVT CHAT” character is a webcam dominatrix in her 20s who uses the alias Scarlet. In “PVT CHAT,” Fox plays another woman who’s the love interest of another gambling addict. Written and directed by Ben Hozie, “PVT CHAT” squanders the talent of Julia Fox, who was a standout in the award-winning 2019 drama “Uncut Gems,” where she portrayed the much-younger mistress of Adam Sandler’s gambling-addict character. The unoriginal concept of “PVT CHAT” is that it’s about a guy who becomes obsessed with a woman he met on the Internet. Instead, “PVT CHAT” has a very flimsy plot that’s just an excuse to make the movie’s lead actors masturbate and simulate other sex acts on camera to distract from this time-wasting story. They don’t need to be misled by softcore porn trying to masquerade as creative “auteur” work.įor a movie that’s supposed to be a mainstream (in other words, non-porn) independent film, audiences expect a compelling story that’s unconstrained by the type of restrictions that a major studio film would have. If people want to watch softcore porn, they can watch softcore porn in any number of places that offer it. Gallo’s gimmick of being provocative just for the sake of being provocative eventually turned off movie audiences because of his lazy screenwriting. “PVT CHAT” desperately tries to be the type of edgy New York City movie that writer/director Vincent Gallo used to make in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Julia Fox in “PVT CHAT” (Photo courtesy of Dark Star Pictures)
By Carla Hay Peter Vack and Julia Fox in “PVT CHAT” (Photo courtesy of Dark Star Pictures)Ĭulture Representation: Taking place in New York City, the erotic drama “PVT CHAT” features a predominantly white cast of characters (with some African Americans and Asians in small speaking roles) representing the middle-class and working class.Ĭulture Clash: An online gambler becomes obsessed with a webcam dominatrix, and she resists his attempts to meet her in real life.Ĭulture Audience: “PVT CHAT” will appeal primarily to people who are interested in a cheap sexploitation movie with a badly written plot and self-absorbed characters who act irrationally.
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