Deceitful Dating

3 attractive/semi attractive women one married to him the other two totally into him made absolutely zero sense. Derek Hamiltons acting skills aren't even there. He looks and acts like a bumbling father who has this "I'm the rooster in the hen house" attitude. Alice seems helpless. Chelsea is a teenager who you'd like to punch. I didn't mind her. Being bad is sometimes a good thing. She was an ok character. The father is the major issue. What a tool. Old man sweaters. Old man walk. Just a total bore. Should've of killed him off with a heart attack and kept his wife alive to make a womens love triangle. That would've saved this mess.

John is a widow with 2 teen daughters, Chelsea and Sophie. Alice, a single woman moves across the street. John and she have an instant connection but is Alice who she says she is? Chelsea is suspicious but should she be? You'll have to tune in to watch. This movie dragged and was a little uneven in terms of pace. It could have been better but it was OK. Watchable one time.

More Lifetime. I have been on a roll lately due to not being able to concentrate.

So in this one, a widower starts seeing an attractive neighbor. However, there's more to her than meets the eye. When strange things start happening she falls under suspicion.

John Logan (Derek Hamilton) tries his best to parent his two daughters, and he is ably supported by his late wife's best friend Jillian (Lisa Marie Digiacinto).

The new neighbor, Alice (Christine Chatelaine) also is on hand. But who is she really? She is caught in a couple of untruths, and then her ex-husband is murdered.

Not too hard to figure out.

Who they picked for the father was stupid and not a catch in my opinion. Too stiff and watches too much t.v. This is the dumbest movie I have ever seen. Sophie is too much of a trouble maker. Very ho hum movie and actors should have been picked differently. The title didn't even match the movie. I thought the father's name was John not Logan. He also seems rather clue less and self-absorbed. Net time maybe pick someone that is more of a catch because this guy is dumb and thinks he is god's gift but far from it. I don't know why any woman would give this guy a second look. Totally dumb and stupid. I wish I had skipped watching this one.

Watching this movie on Lifetime Movie Network, I finally realized why these LMN movies are mediocre at best: there are so many commercials that the effective running time of the movie is maybe an hour to an hour and ten minutes, so there's no time to develop a plot. Thus, things happen so quickly that it's hard to see how parts of the plot work together.

Early in the movie, Chelsea, the oldest daughter, laments to both Alice (the dad's new love interest) and Jillian (her late mom's best friend) that her boyfriend Derrick has been cheating on her with her best friend, Rose. Both Alice and Jillian tell Chelsea not to take it. Then, in the next scene, Rose - who has never been shown before in the movie, so the viewer doesn't know who she is - gets mugged. We learn who she is in the next scene, when Chelsea visits her in the hospital. Rose mentions she thinks her attacker was a woman because she was short and had long dark hair. That immediately makes the viewer realize the villain has to be either Alice or Jillian!

Chelsea does all this sleuthing to find out Alice isn't who she said she is (but there's a reason). We also find out Alice's ex-husbabd is murdered. Yet the murder is yet another disparate part of the plot - there is no scene, or appearance of the ex-husband; the viewer is simply told.

Chelsea continues her amateur detective work, finds the true villain, gets pursued by her, until a freak accident occurs which kills the villain cold, just as the father and the other woman come to Chelsea. The movie then has a cold end.

Lame-O.