I-Lived (2015)

Writer/director Franck Khalfoun (P2) helms the mystery/thriller I-Lived (2015), a technological update on the old "be careful what you wish for" adage that stars Jeremiah Watkins as Josh Fosse, a twenty-something recluse who finds himself out of a job and relationship with no clue how to make rent this month. He takes to reviewing games and apps on his Youtube channel, hoping he'll accumulate enough subscribers to start making money off advertisement, but when a self-help app called I-Lived comes to his attention, his trial run turns deadly. Through daily assignments, the app promises to help you achieve your goals, which for Josh means finding the perfect girl and his dream job. He's stunned at how efficiently it works until he signs out and loses everything in a flash. He of course logs back in, but the terms and conditions change, and soon Josh is pushed to do things far outside his moral code in order to maintain his newfound success. Sexy Sara Power plays his new girl, and it's easy to see why Josh succumbs to the app's insane requests in order to keep her. Sarah rides Watkins in bed, showing her big beautiful boobs in side angles and head on. She even clones herself, appearing beside him and at the end of the room, slipping out of a dress, and unveiling her perfect breasts yet again. He climbs on top of her and she moans in ecstasy before abruptly morphing into a bloody old woman with a maniacal laugh à la The Shining. Why can't anything work like it's supposed to?