Bitch Training 101

These residents are awfully young to be getting into so much trouble, but wowzers do these guys manage to do it! It might start off with a simple exchange behind the corner store, but before these teens and twenty-somethings know it, they're in a bad way: pawning their parents' electronics, kiting their checks, ordering gift cards online that they can exchange for goodies. Although it all seems very white collar criminal to them, the consequences are just the same as if they would commit a violent act. And then, when it finally dawns on them how deep the shit-river is, and how small their paddle is, it's too late. A lot of these guys should have had it made. In terms of residents, we've got it: high school athletes, prom queen's boyfriends, guys with nice cars on their parents' dime, and some of them just guys with a regular day job. Yet, here they are.

Directed by Shane Aaron, Bitch Training 101 leans on a strong ensemble — Ryan Boorder, Chris Colt, Mikey Allens — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 2020.