Philip Gipson

I was let down by the movie's premise. It could've been something fascinating, but it really wasn't. :(

This movie was insanely wild! I loved every minute of it!

I had a hard time understanding the plot. The inconsistent development of the characters bothered me the most, especially Sienna.

It was a little slow, but once it picked up the pace, I was all in immediately. Also, is it me, or do the actresses who played Hannah and her aunt look like sisters?

I wanted to really like this movie, but it was just too confusing. Main character Kelsey, being an imaginary villainess, was the only good thing.

This movie was so awesome that it needs to have a sequel!

This film was a little slow, but it was good to see Maeve Quinlan again. I'd like for to play the lead protagonist in a future Lifetime film sometime.

I was expecting a lot more danger in this movie, but it kinda dragged. On the plus side, A Professor's Vengeance's Lindsey Dresbach was nice to see. I hope Lifetime casts her as a villainess someday.

I expected so much more from this film, although I tolerated it for Brooke D'Orsay and Gilles Marini.

Somehow it kinda failed to meet my expectations, but I tolerated it mostly for Matreya Scarrwener and Jake T. Austin.

I was expecting a really intense storyline from this film. It was mostly filler instead.

It was one seriously riveting Lifetime movie. It did a great job of highlighting the dangers of predators.

Well, this movie wasn't s thrilling as I hoped it would be. I watched it mostly because of Lifetime staple Grace Patterson.

This movie delivered on every front possible. I'm upset that the Rebel character was killed off so early, but I also understand that the plot needed to move forward. I was also expecting more ruthlessness from two of the husbands aside from Mark.

This film was near perfect. It sorta dragged, but I liked the Candace-Kristin dynamic. It was truly complicated and worth watching.

A slight step down from its predecessor, but still entertaining. Here's to looking out for another sequel.

With it being true crime podcast-themed, I was hoping for more substance from this film. It was slow-moving until halfway through.

The final part of this series was really and truly difficult to watch. Knowing that Wendy is physically and mentally struggling makes me sad not only for her, but her family as well.

Watching part 3 really made me feel for Wendy. Her welfare still needs to come first.

This second part was truly terrifying. Wendy's health doesn't seem to be top priority, but it should be.

I'm not a Wendy Williams fan, but watching part one of this documentary almost made me feel sad for her.

This film, to me, felt very well put together. I liked the entire thing.

This movie definitely felt like an episode of an actual crime show, but in an incredibly good way.

I loved the scanalous nature of this movie. It was so well thought out.

I'm pretty happy with the movie's execution. Yes, it was a little slow, but my excitement level never wavered. The JoAnna character was pure evil to the core.