Ne dites rien à ma fiancée...

Loved Kristin Booth in Signed Sealed and Delivered but too edgy in this one. crystal Lowe is great boyfriend no personality

This has all the Lifetime cliche's which makes it a good movie. I love LMN movies because you can start watching them from any point and quickley figure out where it's going and how it will conclude. Fun movie, no Oscar performances, but everyone gives a great LMN quality effort. Vivica Fox is not seen much in this one and that's disappointing. The set quality and variety is some of the worse ever. They could have spent a few more dollars for bette location shooting. The entire movie seems to have been done in someone's house.

It's so laughably bad, it's almost funny. Who read this script and said "I'd love to act in that"?? It has all the premises of an entertaining movie but continues to let you down over and over again. Transparent plot, I expected that and it delivers in spades. What I wasn't prepared for was the out of place and seemingly bipolar mood shifts of the antagonist, and the random jumps in the plot line.

If you have nothing better to do with your day, and you've already wasted enough time watching Tiger King, go nuts! Don't say you weren't warned though.

I wasn't expecting it to be this bad. Not only is it kind of ridiculous, the sets and the acting are awful. I do think they filmed it in somebody's house. The funniest thing is five minutes into it the lead character's hair keeps being changed from side to side - one time she's got it all over on the left and in the very next angle it's over on the right. She left the house with it all over on the left side - when she gets home it's all over on the right. Really bad continuity. Usually these are semi-poorly acted rompers, but they're kind of fun. This one just fell flat. More Jackee Harry and Vivica Fox would've made it much more watchable.

I couldn't figure out why the lead and the villain looked so familiar until I looked them up and saw they are both characters from SSD. I think the Ashley (the lead) wears glasses on that show and the villain is the main on SSD. Either way, this is very different from what I'm used to seeing from them. Haha

Anyway, I enjoyed the movie. It's one of the "better" movies in the Wrong series in my opinion. Maybe because these are seasoned actors. The most ridiculous and absurd part of the movie was Mandy being a hacker, but Lifetime makes all their villains hackers and/or voyeurs, so I wasn't surprised. Without that, it was your typical obsessed stalker ex who can't let go. I thought it was silly that *********** had to die. It makes no sense that Mandy focused on anyone but the objects of her obsession. Now she's a murderer. Same for the second death...just why? Well, actually the second death seemed like the act of a super-deranged person, but it was still not needed. Another ridiculous thing was that, ok fine she gets away (like so many Lifetime villains), but how did they not have someone at their wedding on the lookout for her or any uninvited guests? They know she's still out there.

This movie has a lot of the "Wrong" regulars in it playing Gemma, Brad, I think Jackee is in a couple, the roommate, and the computer tech. It's like the Wrong actors make up a theater company within Lifetime lol. Anyway, it's a watchable couple of hours and if you are working your way through the Wrong series then, you'll find it easy to watch.