"Walk All Over Me" grossed approximately $1.4 million at the box office worldwide.

Walk All Over Me follows (played by Leelee Sobieski ), a timid young woman who flees her small-town life and an abusive relationship to move to Vancouver. She ends up rooming with Celeste ( Tricia Helfer ), a glamorous but fiercely dominant professional dominatrix.

The plot of "Walk All Over Me" is both simple and complex. The film follows Alton, a young man who becomes fixated on Gwen and her teenage son, Marcus (played by Tye White). Alton becomes obsessed with Gwen and decides to follow her on a road trip to Las Vegas, where she plans to attend a music festival. As Alton trails behind Gwen and Marcus, he begins to form a bond with them, and they slowly start to accept him into their lives.

The film was shot on location in various parts of the American Southwest, including Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. The film's cinematography showcases the breathtaking beauty of these landscapes, which provide a striking backdrop to the characters' journeys.

The story follows Alberta (), a "mousy" young woman from a small town with few survival skills. After losing money that isn't hers, she flees to Vancouver to stay with her former babysitter, Celene ( Tricia Helfer ), who is now a professional dominatrix.

The title Walk All Over Me is ironic — it refers to the BDSM roleplay scenarios Celeste’s clients pay for, but also to the way Alberta lets others use her (until she doesn’t). The film cleverly plays with who is really in control.

Desperate for cash after accidentally ruining one of Celene's expensive latex outfits, Alberta decides to pose as her roommate to take on a client named Paul. However, Paul is being hunted by three incompetent but violent criminals who believe he has stolen $500,000 from them. Alberta quickly finds herself "over her head" in a dangerous situation involving kidnapping, stolen cash, and bumbling goons. Walk All Over Me (2007) - IMDb