The Wrong Boy Next Door

The leading actress paid this movie to make it for her own deed. Very likely.... u will know after you watch it.

Worst acting ever!!! Terrible !!! Is the wrong director, not next boy...

Now I'll start off by saying I love watching Lifetime movies, although most of them have actors with no actual acting skill. This movie, however, was actually difficult to watch; most of the "the wrong" movies are fun (for me, anyway) to watch. The lead actress in this movie made the already terrible acting among most of the actors even worse. Every scene in this movie, this girl was trying to portray herself as being the only woman that men would want, trying way too hard. If she focused more on actual acting, rather than whatever it was she was attempting to achieve, she may have a shot. The story line and movie was rather boring and dull, with no actual plot, other than the "wrong boy" being a weirdo. Anyway, not one to bother watching. On another note, am I the only one that thinks the lady that played the mother has the most annoying/ghastly voice!

I managed to do some cleaning, eat dinner/wash dishes, get ready for work tmrw and this movie was still on. Most if not all of the Wrong series involve obsession of some kind, but this had to be the weakest. I like Meredith Thomas' movies, and she, along with Vivica and Jason-Shane (who is basically a cameo) didn't make it worth it.

Also, I'm beyond sick of these villains getting away. It's so played out. It's one thing if they are just obsessed, but when they become killers, the movies totally drop the ball with tracking them down. They just move on to terrorize and after a couple of times, it's annoying.

The good point - the presence of Vivica A. Fox. The bad - difficult to define with precision. Maybe the reasonable start , maybe the exploration of teenagers universe invaded by cliches. But it is far to be surprising. One of many films about the dark teenager and not real innocent victim near his guardian angel. And the open end , good looking young actors and , off course, Vivica A. Fox as a sort of savior of the too poor film.