The Nightmare House

The film is terrible, the acting is below level and the story is unrealistic. If you look for a good movie, look somewhere else. I am shocked to see this movie manages to get a 6,6 score. I gave it a one star to help get the score realistic this is a two star movie at best. The story is annoying, not thought trough at all it laks common sence.

Hey, it's Lifetime. You know what you came here for! Lol As far as writing and overall story, it's pretty predictable. But the execution is super solid; it's beautifully shot and edited, and the two leads are awesome! Julia (Tara Erickson) delivers a convincing and emotional performance and Nanny (Annika Foster) was believably creepy. They made some solid lemonade out of a pretty lemon script!

Look, yes the movie is absolutely not good in any real way, shape, or form, but then what DO you expect from The Asylum?

The dialogue is atrocious, Annika Foster (the nanny) and Andi Wagner (the mother's boss) couldn't act their way out of a wet paper bag, the story is ridiculous - especially the behaviour of the cops, the therapist, and the Child Services worker, and the behaviour of the kids flips far too easily back and forth. That last, though, is no fault of the child actors and is entirely on the writers and director.

Really, the only bright spot in this movie, for me, was Tara Erickson as the mother, Julia. While she turns in a far from groundbreaking performance, she still acts circles around the rest of the cast and does admirably with what she's given to work with.

This is a very poor remake of The Hand That Rocks The Cradle Have the film makers run out of original stories? There is not a shred of this movie plot that is believable. Total nonsense.

I don't know what movie these other reviewers watched but it wasn't this one. Yes, Tara did a descent job of acting. But the plot and everything else about this was so bad! I'm being generous with my rating of 3. The boss is a complete moron. For a lifetime movie, it does what they all do, it was entertaining in the same way of watching a car wreck.