Killer Dream Home

"Killer Dream House" gave me pretty much everything I want in a Lifetime movie. It has a likable cast. They all do a nice job. The story was good and kept my interest. It didn't have a rushed climax the way many of Lifetime's movies do. I liked "Killer Dream House" and I will watch it again the next time it is on.

I thought that this movie was just awful. The acting was not good especially the woman who played Morgan. I only watched it because it was in the highlights in my weekly TV guide. I am now reminded why I rarely watch movies on Lifetime.

Hands down the worst Lifetime movie! Morgan's walrus laugh-really? Husband useless bad actor. Feel sorry for the friend who will probably get killed. Don't know- turning it off. Libary!!? Laundry mat!!?

TV movie I assume the only issue is the interior designer just so weird for her laugh. She acts is too over and pretend crazy, more natural be better.

Killer Dream Home

This was a typical Lifetime movie. Full of cheese, deliberate over-acting, and plastic surgery. Like I said, typical, which I've come to expect from this genre.

What bothered me the most is the actress, Morgan, who plays the "villain". Like I said, I'm used to gross over-acting that Lifetime movies are notoriously known for, but the actress playing this part was so over-dramatic, it was painful:

1. She looks about 20 years older (I may be exaggerating, but, hey, I can do it too), than the couple she's trying to manipulate by flirting with the husband. A totally unbelievable maneuver. 2. She is not attractive at all, and the fact that she walks around acting like she is just cements that fact. 3. She swings her shoulders and hips so hard through the whole movie, she doesn't need a different weapon to kill anyone.

To sum up, again, EVERYONE in this movie is over the top, and the plot is as predictable as it sounds. The house itself could act circles around all of them. The husband has been addressed plenty in other reviews, so I won't go into him too harshly. At least I could tolerate his goofiness. Morgan, on the other hand, was unbearable, and made me realize that there is such a thing as "over"-overacting, even if it's a Lifetime movie.