Una asesina en mi casa

Fairy watchable story but the silliness of the widow in taking in the mistress and son make it seem a bit lame. Not a must watch.

Widow and her daughter find out that dying husband had a mistress and son who play the sympathy card and she lets them live on her property? Who would do that in reality? Skip it.

I sat down to watch this on a lazy afternoon & it kept me glued! I enjoyed most of movie. Everyone did a spectacular job & I kinda figured out a little early into it what was going on, but I was still glued to the tv to see what was going to happen next! I'm not going to spoil anything for you, but I noticed some people were complaining about the way it went off...but I liked the ending! It didn't go off making you wonder what happened, they actually closed the movie up for you. I must warn you though...The teenage daughter Hollie (Hannah Vandenbygaart) acts like a stuck up snob for most of the movie & it's kinda irritating since the girl has nothing to be stuck up about! The lady playing her mom Allison (Bree Williamson) is way hotter than she is even on her worst day! Pop you come popcorn, kick your feet up & sit back & enjoy the movie it's worth a watch.

Easy to watch afternoon movie without a complicated plot.

One thing though which is irritating is the character of Hollie . . .she's 22 and acts, speaks and dresses like a 10 year old.

Allison Winters' world comes crashing down when her husband dies of a sudden heart attack, announcing on his deathbed that he has a secret family. Six months later, this family arrives on Allison's doorstep, determined to be a part of her life...

Very forced at the beginning, predicting a disastrous outcome, the widowed wife will not pay the legal part due to the dead husband's b*** son, however she offers her recently renovated guest house for mother (lover) and her son to live there, what's the logic rational in that... The outcome ended as it started, convenient, predictable, tolerable... Weak and regular...