Designs for Revenge

So far, the premise is good. Main characters' acting is fine but the Jay character is way over the top, like he's trying far too hard. The actor looks uncomfortable. I'm guessing the baddie is Jay..... And...why is Delilah suddenly trusting and talking to Jay as though he is her therapist or medical dr?

Was having the Delilah character say everything twice a time filler or what? (I also noticed several of her acting credits has the word "as" duplicated next to her name...which made me laugh.) If she's not repeating everything twice...repeating everything twice...she's doing a llloooot of heavy breathing. I don't know how the poor girl didn't hyperventilate...or did she? (Or did she?)

Couple moves into a designer home unaware that someone else is there with them. Who is it and why are they there? This movie had an an awful lot of plot holes and really wasted a lot of time in the beginning but the ending wasn't half bad. Still, hard to recommend.

...and you temporarily injure the bad guy, don't stop to take away any gun or knife or weapon he or she has. Just run. It's a rule. And it's the best tactic.

By the way, if any viewer didn't know who the bad guy was in this movie the minute they appeared on screen, well, shame on you.

The house in this movie freaked me out - just talk to it and it will answer your questions, etc. (Meet George Jetson.....)

Comments:

1. You will know who the culprit is fairly early on due to a very visible tattoo.

2. The reason for the culprit's actions for revenge - sad and scary.

3. Pretty violent at times - the fight with the bad guy at the end was over the top.

4. If you are in a coma, don't get out of it at the end of the movie.

Have a drink or two and you'll enjoy it.