Maid for Revenge

Annie, a single mom who works as a maid, goes to a new job, gets drugged and ends up near a pool with a dead woman floating in it and blood on her hands! This is a pretty good Lifetime movie filmed entirely in Canada with a good Canadian cast. She leaves and finds out that the woman who was murdered was the head juror who voted to convict her in a DUI for murdering her husband. She knows that someone is trying to set her up and she gains the help of a guy named Billy whose truck she almost stole who wants to help her clear her name. She has a boy named Tate who stayed with her wealthy mother-in-law while she was serving her sentence. She goes to pick him up and then goes home to figure out what to do next since her fingerprints were found at the scene of the crime. You will have to tune in to this one to see what happens next and you won't be disappointed. Quite entertaining with a good script! Definitely recommend!!!

Well by the sound of the title and the plot I thought this be a pretty good movie.

How wrong was I started off okay mind you we got a house cleaner walking down the street looking for a house to clean , she's not in a car she's walking, doesn't have a car, how does she gets to jobs. ? She seems to take Ubers all the time. How can she afford Ubers? Anyway I don't wanna spoil too much. The actors are quite good. The story was there but it wasn't. It was really dumb. It could've been so much better, but it wasn't. Very disappointing .As for the hero boyfriend guy , we didn't find out a great deal about him , another movie with a neat story but failed dismally.

When a struggling young maid wakes up next to her client's pool covered in blood, she discovers the owner dead in the water and her eight-year-old son's life is in jeopardy. She knows she's being set up, so she races to uncover the truth with the help of a guy named Billy whose truck she almost stole, but can he be trusted?

This lifetime thriller starts with a bang though it almost veers into a dull drama but some sharp narrative turns, a good performance by Kathryn Kohut and good chemistry and Billy propels things. The twist sort of surprised me, though, in hindsight, it shouldn't have as that person could be the only one to concoct the plan.

Annie Wilkerson (Kathryn Kohut) is a single mom and struggling house cleaner. She arrives at her new client's home and starts to clean. Something knocks her out after seeing someone at the pool. She wakes up next to the pool with the dead owner. She runs away before the police arrives. She tries to steal a car which belongs to Billy (Matt Wells). He agrees to drive her home.

This starts with a lot of questions. The movie does asking the biggest question which is why she ran. Billy seems rather random no matter which way his story goes. As for the actual plan, it seems to be overly complicated. It seems easier to just kill her. The story could have been someone trying to kill her but she escapes. It's Lifetime and another woman in danger. It could be worst, but it's not that good.