The Right Kind of Wrong (2013)

Canada’s The Right Kind of Wrong (2013) is a romantic romp based on Tim Sandlin’s novel “Sex and Sunsets” (1987). The indie flick follows Leo Palamino (Ryan Kwanten), a down-and-out dude who has become fodder on  “Why You Suck” — a blog written by his estranged wife Julie (Kristen Hager). While his ex waxes moronically about Leo’s many flaws and failures, he inadvertently becomes a sort of celebrity even though he’s working as a dishwasher in a local tourist trap. Life seems to improve for the guy when he falls in love with the girl of his dreams, Colette Hart (Sara Canning). When she shows off her black brassiere and matching panties, we can see why Leo is smitten with this blonde kitten. If that’s not titillating enough, Sara struts her stuff in an itsy bitsy teeny weeny bikini. To capture Ms. Hart’s heart, Leo must overcome his Internet stigma and rise to the occasion. Lord knows, Ms. Canning had us rising when she flashed her cans and her caboose while letting loose in the great outdoors. Unfortunately for her character, a troop of campers spot her natural assets. It’s enough to make you want to pitch a tent … in your pants! The movie also includes comic legend Catherine O’Hara as well as the flesh on Louise Robinson. As Kingsley, the latter lady reigns on screen when she shows off her tattooed back, tanned rack, ass crack and blurred bush while talking dirty in the sack. Here’s to you, Ms. Robinson!