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Reality Queen is a comedy film that centers around the life of a famous reality TV star, London Logo (Julia Faye West). London is the complete embodiment of all stereotypes associated with famous reality TV stars - outwardly flaunting and dishonest about her true self. She is a rich and famous TV star who tries to keep up the facade of a perfect life through her reality show. London is seen as the ultimate queen of reality TV shows.

The movie follows London as she continues to live a fake life on her reality TV show, London Life. London's desire to stay relevant and famous by hook or crook leads her to a night of debauchery with her male partner, Bryce Frank (Joey Lawrence). The event gets captured by paparazzi and causes a stir resulting in a network having to cancel her reality TV show. As she tries to claw her way back into the limelight and regain her throne atop the heap of reality TV stars, she is forced to confront how far she has strayed from reality in her quest for fame.

Reality Queen is a hilarious take on reality TV star culture that is rampant across the globe. It is a parody of the likes of Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton. The film lays bare the truth behind reality TV shows and the lifestyles of the people on them, stripping away their glamour to reveal the stark reality of what exactly reality TV stars need to do to stay famous. The film showcases how the line between reality and fiction is often blurred for these celebrities, and how the pressure to perform for the camera can drive them to live a fake life.

In the movie, we see how the character of London is an amalgamation of different reality TV stars, with her excessive use of social media to stay relevant, her dependence on drugs and alcohol, and her general lack of substance in her life. The film also reveals how much cost and effort is put into creating and maintaining her persona as a reality TV star. London's life revolves around her image, and her focus on maintaining her brand image takes a toll on her real relationships.

Denise Richards plays the role of London's roomie, Kiley, who is a part-time actress and full-time personal assistant to London. Kiley is dedicated to helping London in all aspects of her life, ranging from dealing with angry fans to covering up London's petty crimes. She unknowingly sheds light on the price that London has to pay to stay relevant in the world of reality TV. Richards' character is the voice of reason, the one who tries to steer London back to reality, but London prefers to remain in denial and continue living in her self-made bubble.

Mike Tyson plays the character of London's uncle, Mike Tyson-yes, the former heavyweight champion of the world. Tyson's presence in the film elevates the comedy quotient to great heights. Tyson is London's only family member and the former heavyweight champion of the world. In a hilarious twist, London's uncle, Mike Tyson, becomes a source of advice and guidance for London throughout the film.

The director of Reality Queen uses witty sarcasm and satire to poke fun at today's reality TV-obsessed culture, and every element of the genre is fair game in this movie. Scenes such as Kiley giving a fake hair sample for a drug test for London and Bryce and London's drug-fueled misadventures kept the viewers rolling with laughter throughout the movie.

Overall, Reality Queen is a fun movie that exposes the truth about the world of reality TV, the negative consequences of a life lived purely in the public eye, and how the pursuit of fame and fortune can lead people to lose sight of what is truly important in life. The characters in the film are funny, and the over-the-top performances make the film watching experience enjoyable. Anyone who enjoys reality TV shows and mockumentaries should give Reality Queen a chance.

Reality Queen is a 2020 comedy with a runtime of 1 hour and 24 minutes. It has received poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 3.2 and a MetaScore of 7.