Phonearl
Good start, but then it gets ruined
StyleSk8r
At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.
Ava-Grace Willis
Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.
Zandra
The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
godmorpheus
This show is on the low of the low staged reality shows. When did the US change the Constitution & Bill of Rights? This dude & his team of soccer hooligans think they can harass & bust anyone & everyone. They kick in people's doors, forcibly detain people, threaten them, assault them, and cuff them like they are some sort of quasi-law enforcement militia. Most LE agencies cant even do what they do legally. Sorry old dude & hooligans, but you are NOT Seal Team 6 hunting down & killing Osama! Too bad you scare the crap out of the people you harass. They probably are unaware of the fact they can laugh in your face, flip you off, & then walk away.
Frank G.
From the title of this show, I didn't know it was staged.Before the show even comes on there is a slight 1 second notice (You have to pause it cause it goes by so fast) that says this show is REENACTMENTS OF EVENTS and that ladies and gentleman means that it's not real, and is fictionalized events called "reality show" to make people watch it.Every episode something out of the ordinary happens. I watched about 5 episodes and one of them had an obvious senseless fight scene, or naked people, or drugs, or something stupid with terrible acting.Avoid at all costs. This along with the Repo show on Tru TV are both staged.
lobomcthirsty
Jay and his team get into some pretty crazy situations. They get guns pointed in their faces, surprise the heck out of drug-dealing moms and in general fight crime in the South. But watching this show, just one little thing is nagging at me...Just WHAT the Hell are these guys? Private Detectives? Private Security? Some sort of private crime-busting organization that is half Neighborhood Watch and half Minutemen? Well, I suppose it is all irrelevant anyway, since like every "reality" show on the insipid truTV network it does not disguise it's fabricated nature at all.Are we to seriously expect any non-governmental organization could get away with half of the things they get involved in? How is it that this group of A-Team wanna-be's can get involved in more car chases and stick-ups than the real thing as shown on COPS? In our litigation-happy nation, Jay and his crew would have been sued out of business long ago considering how reckless they act. And while it is difficult to describe, SFS is one of those shows that anyone of reasonable intelligence can tell is a scripted sham. It is as cleverly written as a 2nd-grader's play and just as immature.Seriously. If you like watching Jersey Shore, Operation Repo, and similar shows, you will probably enjoy this. You also probably enjoy eating lead paint chips, so there is really no point in really trying to stop you from doing either activity. Everyone who has not had their brains destroyed by heavy metal poisoning? Avoid it like a fried twinkie.
Jothos
Seriously, how do shows like this get on the air? They are SO obviously fake it's ridiculous. I know they figure they gotta add a few "crazy" situations to attract viewers, but this show is overkill to the extreme. Every segment involves S & M, or cross dressers, or a sex scandal, or something lame like that. Do they really expect an intelligent viewing audience to buy this? Or are they counting on JUST the south to think this show rocks? It's just as ridiculously fake as that Repo show with that fat blonde chick in pigtails. A little advice for shows like this, try not to make EVERY segment insanely unbelievable. Because that's all it ends up looking like. Unbelievable. Also, get some better actors.
