What's Happening?
Lala Kent, known for her role in Vanderpump Rules, stars in the horror film 'The Row', which was released on July 27, 2018. The film follows a college freshman navigating hazing rituals while evading a serial killer targeting her sorority sisters. The movie features EDM music and strobe light effects, setting a party atmosphere. Randy Couture plays Kent's father, a detective who busts a meth lab early in the film. The movie includes themes of sorority life, hazing, and murder, with Kent's character discovering her mother's past involvement in the sorority. Despite the horror elements, the film focuses heavily on partying and scantily clad women.
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Why It's Important?
The release of 'The Row' highlights the intersection of reality TV stars transitioning into film roles, showcasing Lala Kent's move from television to cinema. The film's portrayal of sorority life and hazing rituals may spark discussions on college culture and safety. Additionally, the casting of Randy Couture, a known figure in sports and entertainment, adds a layer of interest for fans of mixed martial arts. The film's reception could influence future projects for Kent and similar reality TV personalities seeking to expand their careers in acting.
What's Next?
The film's release on iTunes and limited theaters suggests a focus on digital distribution, which may impact its viewership and success. Depending on audience reception, Kent may pursue further acting roles, potentially influencing her career trajectory. The film's themes could lead to discussions on college safety and the portrayal of women in horror films, possibly affecting future productions in the genre.
