The one good note I want to leave is for the sound department (Alexander Givens-Baran), specially during the turntable scene, it was so good it didn't even seem like it was from this movie. And to Katie Kay (Eve), playing an android is not easy, specially without special effects.

As for the rest of the movie...

The plot was confusing and bad put together, a lot of scenes also didn't seem to add anything to the story or to the characters. I really don't get what was the idea Rich Mallery had for this. The dialogs were also unnatural while trying to give them some deeper meaning or some reflection but ended up just sounding weird.

They could also have putted more work in the editing, the sliding transitions look strange, but that could be a budget limitation.

Eve (Katie Kay) is a maid/sex android. After having a "normal session" with her owner she chokes him to death out of curiosity. She disables her GPS tracker and finds her creator Timothy (Bryan Brewer). She confesses her crime and asks him not to turn her in but to discover the issue. Eve also has dreams where a woman (Fawn Winters) instructs her on how to cope with the humans. Timothy is married to Belle (Cassie Ghersi) and is in a femdom relationship where he is regularly spanked.

The script was bad. The dialogue and acting was far worse. A couple of people reciting poorly scripted lines. Very amateur production. Free on Tubi.

Guide: Minimal Swearing, sex, and nudity (Katie Kay, Cassie Ghersi). Appears to have some nude and sex scenes as they are expected, but not too much.

The 4 stars are for the 10 star ladies, the rest of the movie is not so good. There is some partial nudity, but no sex scenes. There is a cat fight though at one point, and it was hilarious, but I suppose all cat fights are.

The story is about an android woman and her creator and his wife. The plot does move along and it is cohesive at least, it's more of a relationship drama.

There are basically no special effect. It all happens in 2 rooms in his house, and some weird place where the android woman goes talk to her android goddess or something. So we are talking super low budget.

The acting is digestible I suppose, no overacting which might have made this more comedic, instead they try their best with what they are given.