Philip Gipson

I'm sorry, but this movie disappointed me on so many levels. The Serena Harris character should've been Gina Vitori's chance to shine as a Lifetime villainess. Instead the entire movie was a typical by-the-numbers thing. It especially should've done more with its cult subplot.

This movie sure did take me on the ride of a lifetime. Its story of a detective/mother struggling to hold her own against all odds was something I could genuinely relate to, because I have a mom whose family loyalty doesn't have any boundaries.

This movie was a mess -- a complete and utter mess. The "affair" part of the movie could've been handled properly, but there was just too much going on all at once. The movie's only bright spot for me was Ashley Leggat, who's done three other Lifetime movies prior to this one. I hope that, if she chooses to do another LT movie, it'll be as a villainess, because that's what I wanna see the most from her.

For a horror movie, it happened to lose the plot. I can't fault any of the actors for working with what they could, though, especially Maria Jose De La Cruz as Emily.

This film was insane all around, and I enjoyed it!

I liked watching this movie entirely. Other than that montage scene, I didn't find anything wrong with it. Stacy Haiduk and Emily Miceli had wonderful onscreen chemistry as Eva and Jessica.

This movie gets an A for awesomeness! I enjoyed watching it for its family theme!

I went into this movie thinking that the Lucy character would be an anti-villainess. It would've been Kathryn Kohut's second villainous role for Lifetime following Danger in the House. But with this movie I was just disappointed.

This movie was near perfect with its storyline. I did expect more than 2 kills in it, but I did my best to stay interested.

Not even some familiar Lifetime stars could elevate this movie to cult status. It was just absolutely all over the place.

This movie was quite literally all over the place for me. I don't think it really knew what it wanted to be.

Some parts of the film didn't make much sense, but I loved the theme of a mother doing her best to defend her child.

What bugged me the most about this movie is that Jessica didn't inform her husband, Dylan, of her suspicions about Dr. Bellamy, and together they could've acted quicker about Bellamy. But what we got was Jessica snooping around behind Dylan's back with him assuming the worst about her. The rest of the movie was alright.

I wish the movie's execution were better, but I definitely enjoyed Natalie Brown as an anti-villainess and Lora Burke as an actual villainess.

This movie felt like a Hallmark Mystery one almost instead of a Hallmark Channel one, but I honestly enjoyed watching the entire thing.

Although it was sorta slow-moving, I actually liked Killer Fortune Teller. The Shane/Natalie relationship felt kinda Hallmark-ish even though what I watched was a Lifetime movie.

This movie should've been a lot more exciting from the way it was promoted, but it was pretty much a letdown. :(

This movie failed to wow me with its execution. It was a slow burn mostly.

I loved everything about the movie. Erin Krakow and Robert Buckley had amazing onscreen chemistry, but I just didn't care about Erin's wardrobe in the movie.

I was disappointed in the movie's execution. I figured we'd see more than one kill and that the overall plot would actually go somewhere. Rising Lifetime star Nancy Harding is the only good thing about the movie.

What fascinated me the most about this film is that I knew that Jessica Morris and Philip Boyd would be working together. Both are true veterans of the Lifetimeverse. 

I genuinely liked the latest Hannah Swensen movie. I was pleasantly surprised to know that Alison Sweeney wrote the movie in addition to starring in it.

This movie was surefire intense all the way. I immediately recognized Camren Bicondova, who played Iris in the movie, from the TV show Gotham.

I wish this film had more substance with its plot, but the cast was a little easy to recognize.

It was a little slow, and there's a certain offscreen scene I could've done without. But I did enjoy it, especially since Rhiannon Fish joined the Lifetime ranks. Hopefully she'll be able to do more movies for them in the future.