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If it wasn't for Tanner, this entire film should have been thrown out. The actress playing sharon is so so soooo terrible, she makes vacuuming seem more enjoyable than her performance. I honestly think this whole film would have been a lot better if there were more experienced actors. Tanner had to carry it out and with no support. He was the only one who didn't appear like he was reading his lines. As for the actress playing sharon, she should just quit... forever. She is emotionless, awkward, and completely unnatural. Teddy, he does this annoying thing with his hands and constant head turning. Even the bully could have used more work. Dylan did a descent job playing his role and can get you to believe him being this seductive villain. Other than that, they all suck.

Well there really isn't much of a story here, the script is poor and most of the performances are pretty weak, but this is almost worth watching for the convincing performance of Kristina Klebe; it's a shame they couldn't have constructed a much better film around her.

Wow. After hundreds of Lifetime Movies, most of which feature women who jump into bed with someone she only met a few minutes ago, this one left us dumbfounded. We find out early that "Sharon" had an affair with another real estate agent while her husband was still alive. Not long after she has intercourse with a high school friend of her son. Willingly, I might add. Then she does it again- quite willingly. SMH "Dylan" was totally unbelievable- both as a villain...and as a mama lover. Casting on him was laughable.

Plot was weak and the premise behind all of this was, at best, questionable. To believe that a kid would go to all those extremes to avenge an unrequited love of his father's is too much of a stretch.

Don't waste your time on this one...

So the plot was a great one to explore . You've got love, betrayal, and murder but some of the actors fall real short on delivering the end product here to drive the plot home to the viewer. The character of Dylan did very well playing the villain... sexy, mysterious, yet definitely on the crazy train. However, the main character of Sharon (the mom) was absolutely horrifying trying to watch as she tried to deliver the same to the audience. I've literally watched paint dry more enthusiastically than the performance that actress tried to put on. Same with the son, Anthony. He had good moments, but most of it was dry and hard to get through. The actor who played Dylan... could have more of a breakout performance for home if he had a better cast to support him.

Was this for real.

The dialogue was as if they were reading the script.

It was awful

Terrible acting.

Annoying so who I guess was 18 going on 10? First date with his wanna be girlfriend and he takes her to the equivalent of Macdonald's . . .omg I laughed so loud at that.

Very childish movie for simpletons