For those who enjoy brutal violence generously delivered by a woman you wouldn’t mind taking to bed yourself (assuming she wouldn’t kill you too) 
then this is a movie for you…
A very well made blood and guts piece in which the director did a thoughtful job of helping us, the audience members, try to understand the murderous impulses of the killer.
In many ways, this movie is more about the cause and affect of violence than the simple blood on the walls shock fest that is so prevalent in today’s horror market.
Although we did appreciate the director, Patrick Johnson, taking the time to elevate this piece or at least attempt to do so, we still can’t help but feel he shied away from an element that seemed completely natural to the story; nudity – there should have been more nudity.
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The Highlight is the Gore and Blood but the plot and production isn’t fantastic, it is after all what it says on the tin – an independent movie.
The Crazy female was super at acting and the camera work was very well done, and hopefully we will see Natalie Dickinson in more movies, upon doing research on her, she has got stuff planned, for her fans keep an eye out.
See this movie if you are a fan of Gore Movies or Natalie Dickinson.
She’s Crushed is very very Bloody but its kinda spoilt when Tara get
s in the shower and the blood turns to a shade of orange.
Squeamish people beware because there are scenes of throwing up, toes being cut off etc etc. 
If they do a sequel to this little gem, I hope they do it in 3D!! 
Love can be painful. Very painful.
The intriguing-on-the-outside, twisted-and-tortured-on-the-inside Tara sets her sights on the unassuming guy-next-door Ray.
Their innocent flirting turns into a regretful one night stand which he hopes to put behind him.
Tara has different plans for their relationship.
It becomes horrifically apparent that she refuses to be cast aside and is willing to go to sick extremes to keep her man as people in Ray’s life are met with torturous ends.
Amidst this violently twisted love story unfolds a profound social commentary on love and the effects of violence.
this is the mutts nutts! magic
To see more of Tara Wood, visit her video diaries on youtube “TaraisCrushed” its all part of the film … she’s a beauty!
Well done Natalie!
