And, the question that is repeatedly raised in this decidedly bleak and grim Made-For-TV "Chick Flick" is - "How do you help those who are beyond being helped?"
1974's "Born Innocent" is, without question, the end to the innocence where a 16-year-old Linda Blair (straight out of her role as Regan in "The Exorcist") plays 14-year-old Chris Parker, a chronic "reform school" runaway who is more than familiar with the indifference of the justice system.
To be sure - "Born Innocent" is one of those less-than-uplifting stories that definitely lays the whole business of "harsh realities" on the viewer really, really thick.
1974's "Born Innocent" is, without question, the end to the innocence where a 16-year-old Linda Blair (straight out of her role as Regan in "The Exorcist") plays 14-year-old Chris Parker, a chronic "reform school" runaway who is more than familiar with the indifference of the justice system.
To be sure - "Born Innocent" is one of those less-than-uplifting stories that definitely lays the whole business of "harsh realities" on the viewer really, really thick.