Trapped in the Farmhouse

Even for a TV movie this is a real stinker. For the genre you would expect at least some blood and violence but i guess it was too hard for the amateurs filmmakers to do so none of that.

Trying to build suspense from lines but the writing was shallow and totally lack any thrill, so all the talking were tidious.

Acting was blant at best and there were absolutely nothing thrilling whatsoever about this supposedly thriller.

The whole thing looks like it was done by a student and not a very good student. It won't even cut it as a "dumb fun horror film" where you can switch off your brain and enjoy some dumb fun. This is just dumb with zero fun.

Emma is coming out of an abusive relationship and is on the way driving to stay with her sister. Trouble is several twisters are tearing through the towns she is near to get there and then she gets a flat tire with no tools to change it. So, she pulls into a farmhouse off the beaten track to get out of the path of one that's close and meets Jack, who plays a widower who saves her from it and fixes her tire. Emma leaves but doesn't get very far when another twister is on its way and goes back to the farmhouse. But this time, Jack isn't letting her leave and has ulterior motives. What are they? You'll have to tune in to find out and I would recommend you do when this movie is on again!!!

Emma (Jenna Michno) is driving through southern Texas as a tornadic storm bears down on her. She is running from her abusive boyfriend. Her tire goes flat. She is stranded as the storm approaches. With no other choice, she drives to the nearby farmhouse. She is rescued by Jack (Gabriel Pranter), but he has a screw loose.

This is a Lifetime thriller. I'm buying the first fifteen minutes. It helps that he's pretty cute and girls go for the farmer type. As soon as he stops her from leaving the house, that is the first big red flag. To be fair, she is looking around like she knows that it's a red flag. I am surprised that he would let her go. Sometimes, the movie likes to let go of the tension in order to build it back up. She's better off going into the storm for her sakes and for the sake of the story. She could crash her car and Jack could bring her back to the farm. That's probably a better move. We're just trapped in the farmhouse for too long with nothing to do. The writing is not good enough to withstand that. I also have an issue with the deputy. She would never turn her back on him and would definitely radio in her position. There is a great reveal which should be pushed up. That would give more time with Kylie. This is a rather marginal standard woman-in-trouble Lifetime movie.