The Neighbor Who Saw Too Much

I didn't find the teenage sister Haley, played by Sage Moore, likable at all. She didn't care that she put both her best friend and her sister in danger. She only cared about her own agenda, and that was to prove that her neighbor Jason, played by Devante Winfrey, was a serial killer.

The acting was as you would expect from a Lifetime movie. The older sister played by Kia Dorsey was the worse. The story line was interesting and kept me guessing. But I think it would have been better if the leading character hadn't got on my nerves with her antics. She took too many chances and broke laws. I don't know. I think she was just too impulsive for me. It's kind of heard to believe that her impulses paid off and she survived it all.

I thought this started out okay. The teenage character who began suspecting her neighbor became more and more obnoxious. As time went on, I didn't care if her neighbor was the killer. Instead of contacting the police about her original suspicions, she began committing crimes of her own to investigate him. I couldn't stand her. I was hoping there would be a twist and that he would be an undercover investigator or something like that. I felt sorry for the older sister who became her guardian. This was the first time in years that I've watched a Lifetime movie. This will probably be the end. I remember many years ago when they were done very well. She was not a likable character.