When I sat down here in 2026 to watch the 2022 movie "Lilith's Ball: 7 Deadly Sins", I sort of had a hunch that this would be a movie from Maverick Entertainment. And as the movie started, I was expecting the strumming of guitar that heralds a Maverick Entertainment movie. But it didn't happen, so I my initial suspicion was put to shame. For a whole second or two, this was actually a Maverick Entertainment movie, they just had a different intro this time.The storyline in "Lilith's Ball: 7 Deadly Sins", as written by Iesha Little and Felicia Rivers, was thankfully a step away from the usual garbage that Maverick Entertainment were known to spew forth by the dozen. Now, I am not saying that the narrative and storyline in the movie was great, because it most certainly wasn't. It had some fair enough moments here and there, but it was by no means anything extraordinary.The dialogue in the movie was pretty terrible.The acting performances in the movie were fair enough, though bordering on being mundane and stale for a great number of the performers. So you're not in for anything grand here.The audio in the movie is pretty terrible. It sounds like it was recorded on someone's parents old 1980s VHS cam-recorder.No wonder this movie only has landed a 3.2 rating here on IMDb, as of the very moment I sat down to watch the movie. It most certainly is not a good movie.My rating of director Felicia Rivers's 2022 movie "Lilith's Ball: 7 Deadly Sins" lands on a generous three out of ten stars.