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So this is kinda difficult. End Game IS the worst movie I've ever seen. But that's like picking up cow manure, eating it, and then proclaiming it the worst thing you've ever tasted. Of course it was going to be bad, it frankly couldn't have been anything but bad, but that's more my fault for watching it in the first place. There are probably far, far worse movies that I never see, because I stick to movies made by Hollywood (or other real international film industries) as opposed to movies made by, or in any way involved with, wrestling. Had Jenna not been involved, I of course would never have given it a second, or indeed a first, thought.

Jenna's performance is in the higher percentile of acting in the film. I noticed a marked difference in acting quality between older characters, who presumably have been around a while and may have even acted in films before ones like this were being made, and the relatively younger actors, who were exclusively barrel-chested gruff dudes who probably couldn't get into wrestling BECAUSE of their lack of dramatic ability. There was a young lady who played one of Jenna's fellow strippers; she was in just one scene and had only a few lines, but her acting was so...normal...so...not terrible...that she really stood out and I found myself hoping she'd someday find her way into actual movies.

There is no nudity in the film; Jenna has one pole-dancing scene dressed in a nurse's outfit. Most of her scenes, like most of the scenes without her, basically consist of characters talking (oops, I mean exchanging dialogue) downstage while the camera (which seemed to be one of those cheap Flip cameras, or perhaps even a cellphone) rested on a coffee table. There is actually a director listed for the film and I wonder how they managed to justify earning that title, as there is no evidence of direction anywhere.

Basically, don't see it. If you don't like Jenna, it should suffice just to know she's in a terrible movie, and it's not worth suffering through it yourself to verify it. If you like Jenna, it should suffice just to feel sorry for her for being in a movie that you had the sense to avoid, and hope that she finds a better way to make use of her time. If you are Jenna, please don't hate me.