The Stranger She Brought Home

This movie made absolutely no sense from beginning to end I wouldn't recommend this to anyone at first it was tolerable & seem like it would be okay but it just got worse & worse from there me & my girl both just wanted it off the main character was too stupid & just brought the whole movie down literally everything she did was wrong & a dumb decision the police didn't even act like the real police they didn't care much about anything even though they were a big part but yea don't watch this probably the worst movie I've seen in awhile.

Lifetime movies...some can be quite enjoyable, some are just bad... this falls under the latter. The idea for the plot had interesting potential, but this was a failed attempt. The script was poorly written and very predictable. (not to mention the description/synopsis on the Lifetime channel gave too much away) There was very little character development and none of the characters were very likable, including the main character, Amelia who had such a weird personality and made such stupid choices that it made it hard to feel for her, which was also due to the mediocre acting and bad directing. All the acting seemed amateurish and shallow, and the director failed to build the tension and mystery needed to make this successful...not to mention tons of plot holes and super unbelievable decisions. This Lifetime movie is a hard pass IMHO!

Perfect movie for afternoon/evening relaxation. Tense and interesting to the very end. More than a great performance by Cameron Jebo in this unusual role for him. There are not many actors capable of playing such a complex, dark role. Cameron Jebo certainly succeeded in that and that's what makes this movie so special and worth watching.

Even when viewed at double speed, and most of today's films do not deserve more, this is an amazingly very boring film. I think the great John Woo would have shot it in 40 seconds, along with the credits and music! Absolutely does not deserve even 5 minutes of attention! Lost time. The only thing that deserves attention is the question, It's not even a question, And the hint that the film raises is the process of choosing a partner! A working woman has an offer of sex right at work + there is a man who has good feelings for her and talks about them directly, but she chooses a serial killer !!! Recalled a case when in 1970 on the television show "The Dating Game" among the invitees was, by chance, serial killer Rodney Alcala. And who do you think the female audience chose? Naturally a serial killer!!! Fortunately, the girl who had to go on a date with him for some reason could not go for some reason, which is probably glad she. Still seems to have become a way when parents choose a spouse does not ask the children it still makes sense.

The plot line had potential but none of the characters were particularly interesting, dialogue was flat and boring, and there were way too many subplots/relationships that took away from time that could have been spent developing the relationship between the main characters. I would like to say I cared whether Stephanie lived or died, but really the only person I was remotely worried about was the mailman toward the end. It was a miss for me.