This movie is pretty much like every other Hallmark Channel or Lifetime "thriller" EVER.
Troubled heroine? Check.
Possible psychological condition exacerbated by sporadic, reluctant use of proscribed medications with hallucinogenic side effects? Check.
Is her new home haunted, or is she suffering psychologically? Check.
Pesky, overbearing former boyfriend who refuses to let our heroine be? Check.
Nosy, intrusive, impossibly irritating mother who "only really means well"? Check.
New love interest for our heroine who seems too good to be true? Check.
Chinks start to form in the new love interest's facade? Check.
There is literally nothing new to see here... not one single thing. The lead actress gives a good performance, and that's the only reason why I gave this stale piece of cinematic white bread a "3". This is a generic, if-you've-seen-one-you've-seen-'em-all "thriller" that is predictably and typically predictable. The only "good" person in the movie is our heroine, who ends up having to save herself. Jeepers; who'd have ever seen that coming?
Troubled heroine? Check.
Possible psychological condition exacerbated by sporadic, reluctant use of proscribed medications with hallucinogenic side effects? Check.
Is her new home haunted, or is she suffering psychologically? Check.
Pesky, overbearing former boyfriend who refuses to let our heroine be? Check.
Nosy, intrusive, impossibly irritating mother who "only really means well"? Check.
New love interest for our heroine who seems too good to be true? Check.
Chinks start to form in the new love interest's facade? Check.
There is literally nothing new to see here... not one single thing. The lead actress gives a good performance, and that's the only reason why I gave this stale piece of cinematic white bread a "3". This is a generic, if-you've-seen-one-you've-seen-'em-all "thriller" that is predictably and typically predictable. The only "good" person in the movie is our heroine, who ends up having to save herself. Jeepers; who'd have ever seen that coming?
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