Body Shop (aka Deadly Memories) is an incredibly slow movie that wastes the talents of Robert Z'Dar and William Smith. Instead of a tightly edited movie about vengeance, we get a meandering and unfocused movie that offers almost nothing worthwhile.
William Smith is almost a none entity and it looks like they only got him on set long enough for him to drive around the block a few times while he delivered the handful of lines given to his character.
Z'Dar gets far more screen time but he acts so blasé that he could have been played as anyone else. He has the occasional moment of brilliance when he is trying extra hard to emote but a handful of fun expressions does not make a movie.
Beyond that, there are a few kills that are almost notable but the rest of the movie just drags on as it focuses on life in early 2000's Tennessee. If that description doesn't excite you then I'd strongly suggest you never watch this movie.
William Smith is almost a none entity and it looks like they only got him on set long enough for him to drive around the block a few times while he delivered the handful of lines given to his character.
Z'Dar gets far more screen time but he acts so blasé that he could have been played as anyone else. He has the occasional moment of brilliance when he is trying extra hard to emote but a handful of fun expressions does not make a movie.
Beyond that, there are a few kills that are almost notable but the rest of the movie just drags on as it focuses on life in early 2000's Tennessee. If that description doesn't excite you then I'd strongly suggest you never watch this movie.