Our Happy Home

Villains are fun to play, and Kendra Spade seizes her homewrecker role in "Our Happy Home" with delightful gusto.

She plays a realtor who finds a home for an urban family moving to the country and then stalks them with malicious (and frankly sexual) intent. I enjoyed watching her machinations and exploits in this 3-part web series directed by veteran Francois Clousot for Digital Playground.

The parents Charles Dera and Ryan Keely are trying for a new start after Dera's infidelity threatened their marriage, and sticking together for the benefit of raising teen daughter Charlotte (Khloe Kapri, whose innocence is enhanced by having the actress wearing braces for the role).

After a scene of equal-time infidelity where Dera's best friend seduces Keely while helping her move in, Spade succeeds in seducing both Kapri and Dera in rather contrived scenes, first as a bad influence convincing Khloe to rebel against her parents by having lesbian sex with her, and later confronting Dera & Ryan while they're making love with the information that Ryan was recently cheating on him with his best friend, then bedding Charles on the rebound.

It's a minor series, but fun to watch with Kendra as the young woman you love to hate.