Casas de cristal

I was going to run this off after 10 minutes as it was a typical gossipy girl nasty neighbour B movie.

But for whatever reason I kept watching and started to engage with it.

Aviva Mongillo didn't do a bad job at all, I could imagine her with some great direction becoming a fairly good actor.

But Bree Turner just sucked me in completely when she arrived on scene. Good acting and a stunner to watch.

Supported by some not too bad at all performances, a very decent soundtrack and a good script that could have been great if it had more attention.

It gets a solid 4 from me for being a very watchable and half decent mystery.

The movie starts being interesting but overtime it starts falling apart, the real antagonist in this movie is the spoiled girl, she kidnaps a baby, harasess, steals, vandalizes, threatens, extorts, incriminates and ruins others private life and relationships, an authentic psychopath and resentful envious bad individual, who appears to have lots of free time lazy not studying or anything. The worst thing is that at the end she just happily gets away with it, not facing justice, not redeeming, not punishment, not others learning the truth, not nothing.

So stupid, as the film's title suggests, the movie just fades and breaks like the glass. Can't believe some people liked the psychopath girl behavior.

Great acting from Bree Turner though, this is why it gets 2 stars instead of 0.5.

Something different from the usual lifetime baby sitter thriller. Good acting and quite dramatic. A feud between a teenage baby sitter and her adult neighbour who got her mom fired. It's fun to watch the back and forth as it escalates from sabotage and blackmail and worse.

Unlike other LMN movies the ending is actually not a let down.

This was actually really good. It even held my daughter's interest.

Was totally entertaining from the word go. It begins to feel more like a gradually paced thriller after the first 15 minutes and it's totally worth your time. Well scripted and acted by all especially the two leading women characters.