Use Me

Very unique style . It’s sort of like a mockumentary but it’s closer to an actual documentary then that . It’s always interesting to me to see how unusual peoples fetishes get as long as they stay on the legal side . I felt like I learned a little bit here 3.7. You learn just as much about the director as you do about the subject of the movie herself . Turns into a solid mystery and loved the ending

Great Movie! A typical documentary becomes an erotic, deviant thrill ride into the hidden world of BDSM. Real BDSM not that "50 Shades" drivel. The plot seems simple enough at first. A filmmaker who is desperate to make it big is pulled into an underground world of kink and fetishism that few even know exists. On the other side, his obsession to succeed turns into a desperate race to save his subject, his project and his life. A startling "M. Night-Esque" twist is the payoff and it was superbly setup by Julian Shaw, the film's director and writer. Ceara Lynch has the difficult part of playing herself, which she pulls off brilliantly. It's hard believe this is her first full length feature. See this movie!

I thought this movie was very well done left on the edge of my seat not expecting what I saw was completely blown away this was an edge of your seat movie that left me speechless with my heart racing wishing I was a character in this movie

I love documentaries & love "fake" documentary movies almost as much. This fake doc starts out as a typical documentary in the style of Nick Bloomfield. An expose of a real life person named Ceara Lynch, a Cyber Dominatrix. The movie explores her life in Portland Oregon, her career & the more kinky aspects of her BDSM world. When the documentarian, Julian Shaw witnesses some less than ethical behavior his instincts drive him to get to the bottom of it. At that point, the movie takes a radical turn into the realm of psychological thrillers. For readers who have seen the 90's thriller The Game, staring Michael Douglas you are if for a theatrical ride similar in tone & intrigue. Like The Game, you will be constantly trying to figure out what is real, what is staged and who is really pulling the strings. The best way to describe this completely unique film is a combination of The Blair Witch Project, The Game & Eyes Wide Shut. Don't miss this well written and well acted thriller.

This movie impressed me a lot. I was caught by it all the time. Great job of Queen Ceara and Julian. Congratulations!

This was like watching a poor student film that went on WAY too long. The acting is horrific, the setup is predictable, and the punchline is lame and played out.

I loved this film. The directing was fantastic and the writing was just as good. I have a soft spot for independent films and Use Me is a prime example of independent filmaking at its best. The story is unique and the characters are so well developed. I was pleasantly suprised by the film and look forward to seeing more of Julian Shaw's work in the future.

The Spy Who Used Me! A chilling, white-knuckle, Clancy-esque, erotically charged spy thriller set during the rarely discussed American-Australian Cold War era of the early 21st century. Ceara Lynch is a gorgeous U.S. intelligence agent code-named "The Bee Keeper", and Julian Shaw is an assassin sent by the Aussie government to terminate Ceara "with extreme prejudice". But Julian's dashing good looks and arsenal of hi-tech weaponry (he disguises himself as a documentary filmmaker) are no match against Ceara's beauty and in-depth knowledge of the inferior male psyche! A lust-fueled cat-and-mouse game of spy vs. spy quickly turns into pyscho-sexual warfare as Ceara methodically rips Julian apart, starting with his finances, then his very soul . . . and then she sets her sights on destroying the Austalian economy and enslaving its entire male population! Don't miss this movie!

The whole cast is brilliant! Great story line, had me completely guessing what was going to happen next. Love the blurred line between what is fact and what maybe fiction. I would recommend this to everyone who loves a good drama thriller!

Great movie. Must watch