Twin Lies

I thoroughly loved the movie! It was thrilling, suspenseful, exciting, sensual, comedic and touching! Many times when watching a film, I think boy is it long and when will it end-no such thoughts on this one! Movies are supposed to be entertaining and fun, and this movie definitely fits the bill!! The performances by the lead twin actresses, Lauren and Nicole Peters were engaging and captivating. The twin dynamic was very realistic and I enjoyed seeing them interact with each other. This movie was made for them, as they fit the roles perfectly. I can't wait to see the twins in their next feature!! As a matter of fact, they should make a Twin Lies 2!!

My wife and I decided to watch this movie after seeing one of the trailers online and watching some of Karen Knox's other films and enjoying them. We thought it had a cool plot and it didn't disappoint! There is a campy vibe at times but we thought it actually worked well for the movie. It was also quite suspenseful and kept us interested the whole time. The main actresses, Lauren Peters and Nicole Peters, were fantastic in what looks like their first starring role. Overall we really enjoyed the movie and we were glad we decided to spend a movie night watching Twin Lies! We would recommend this.

Making a low budget film that you can't tell is low budget is no easy feat.

With a solid, sexy plot and incredible casting, Tubi brings us a fun and engaging movie.

The twin actresses made the film:They are surprisingly talented, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see more from them in the future.

I did not expect this movie to be as good as it was, and I'm very glad I gave it a go.

If you enjoy Lifetime-type movies, this one's for you.

8/10 stars, just because I felt it dragged a bit in the middle.

Will Tubi be the next streaming platform to enter the game with quality exclusive content?

Twin lies is a great start.

My big problem with this film is that it should have been advertised as a Lifetime-style drama for 14 year old girls and not a thriller for adults with sex and violence. It's basically a young adult romance story of a girl reconciling with her twin sister and who has to choose between a sweet good guy and a naughty bad guy. If it seems like it may be a thriller based upon the opening scene, you've basically already seen all the thrills that are going to happen. Also, the plot is pretty immature. One of the twin girls tries to say that escorts are for companionship only and no sex is expected. This is a lie that a woman tells her family or boyfriend when they find out about her side-hustle, not a realistic explanation. It's ridiculous to think a high class escort gets $30,000 as a tip -- just the tip! -- for playing backgammon and falling asleep fully clothed. It's also ridiculous to treat showing off a modest bra and nearly kissing as some shocking, highly unusual situation that only someone who has caught feelings for her client would ever do. This is basically a tee-hee story that teenage girls tell themselves to imagine becoming filthy rich while doing nothing. While that audience would probably like the film, I found it to be tedious and largely uneventful. The lead actresses and actor are charismatic and talented, which earned the film an extra star, but they deserved a better story than this.

Nina (Nicole Peters) and Victoria (Lauren Peters) are twins from a rich family. Nina is a barista, a college drop-out, and heavily in debt. Victoria is doing all the right things. The sisters are estranged. During a night out at the bar, a stranger pays for all Nina's drinks. He thinks that she's Victoria. Victoria confesses that she's a high-priced escort. She's quitting. With her last date, she recruits Nina to take over new client David Linx.

It's an interesting starting premise, but they need a more convincing argument for the switch. Nina should be more leery of Victoria's offer and I still don't understand Victoria. They are not supposed to get along and Nina should be suspicious. To be fair, she is not the brightest or else she would tell the FBI agents to talk to her lawyer. Neither girls are acting that carefully or that smartly. It can be frustrating. I think the sisters should be best friends for this premise to work better. It's all a little off.