Un sourire assassin

Statistics prove that 1 out of 5 married couples cheat on their spouse. As in the case of this made for TV film, My Wife's Secret Life, the producers should count themselves fortunate if 1 out of 5 viewers find their film interesting.

The acting is decent but the made for TV film plot about husbands and wives who cheat on each other (one time) has been beaten to death verbatim.

A one hour drama could have summed it up without missing anything even remotely intriguing. It was predictable, lacked any type of suspense, and a cookie cutter ending.

I give it a 4 out of 10 IMDB rating.

Kate Villanova is a beautiful lady whose talents far outshine the outer layer. I hope she's cast in many, many, MANY more Lifetime movies!

A woman has a one night stand on a business trip. But he wants more and goes after her. Her husband had cheated before. Things come together and there is a reason for the wacko. The pace directing acting are good even if stories like this have been done before. This one is one notch above the average Lifetime psycho stalker movie.

I've watch bad movies to view which could be the worst. This movie is close to the worst. The wife doesn't have a secret life. One night stand is a secret life? The characters go between loathing each other to love in one scene to the next. Strange flow, and predictable, bad script.

The movie dragged in the predictable final act, but overall pretty solid offering from Lifetime. The actors all had good chemistry and grounded performances.

I added a star for all the gratuitous shirtlessness Matthew MacCaull.