Twisted
Do no harm.
Two millennials running a slick sublet con, leasing gorgeous New York apartments that are not theirs to renters who have no idea, is a premise so contemporary it practically writes its own headlines.
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Synopsis
Two millennials make quick money by leasing incredible New York City apartments they don’t own to people who don’t know they are being scammed. The con works brilliantly until they run into an apartment owner with a dark secret who flips the game on them.
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Two millennials running a slick sublet con, leasing gorgeous New York apartments that are not theirs to renters who have no idea, is a premise so contemporary it practically writes its own headlines. The film plays it as a fast, glossy scam picture until the pair choose the wrong door and meet an owner with a secret of his own, at which point the hustle flips and they become the marks. Do no harm hangs over the whole thing with obvious irony.
This one is for viewers who enjoy watching confident schemers get out-schemed, and who do not mind a thriller that prioritises twists over plausibility. At 1h 33m it is compact and quick on its feet, moving briskly from setup to reversal. Expect real-estate eye candy, mounting dread, and a hard tonal turn partway through. A decent late-night stream when you want something nasty and short rather than deep.
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