At first I thought this woman was too old to be playing the mother of a small child. As I continued to watch it, I found out the boy was adopted by her! I had to look her up because she looked so familiar, now I know. The film was okay but very cheesy. That neighbour played by Margot Kidder (RIP) was a little too over enthusiastic and a pushy neighbour. The landlord is creepy. The last half hour was an annoying cat and mouse.

This isn't one of the best 90's lifetime films. It's annoying as well as frustrating and silly. The man having an affair is punished by being made to stay at a hotel, while the spurned wife assaults her best friend all because she knew about it and was worried abut telling her. The characters are all dull. While she quickly makes up with her cheating husband she is still angry towards her friend. I wondered when it was going to finish.

It was okay at first, but the ending was terrible. Endings are what round a film and this didn't. The writers need to go to lessons. It made the film bad. Talk about coming back from the dead.

There are some holes in this. Recent films have been giving pregnant women superhuman abilities and strength beyond anything normal. This is the only thing that fails a good tense film. The mother-in-law was over the top and quite surreal, but onto the other characters. The husband and wife couple are very nice people where butter wouldn't melt in their mouths. The villain is just pregnant and evil all because her school crush didn't marry her, but how many decades ago was it since they were last at school???? The police are never called in these films, and when they are the police don't seem bothered.

Lifetime films used to be relatable, whether or not based on true stories. The past couple of years have seen a new brand of lifetime that is out of touch with the actual world. None of the houses in this particular film are ordinary and none of the people are realistic. The villain is just creepy and son of a sheriff, who kills people whenever. The ending was silly and wouldn't happen for real.

I like films about cheerleaders but this one was dire. I fell asleep during it and had to watch the rest another night. The title of this doesn't make sense at all. No one dies in it so who is the killer? I'm wondering this. The story might've been better if it had been animated and not using cheesy actors. The villains are quite pathetic really.

The killer is later on revealed if you watch closely. However I was also disappointed with the result because the film leads you up the garden path. I didn't like the silly music put in places, making out the film is a spoof when it was supposed to be serious. I didn't know what genre I was watching anymore. I like murder mysteries but not tricks, where the film writers want to confuse the audience and that doesn't make sense. The personality of the killer doesn't fit the way the cheating husband was murdered in cold blood. No sense of realism or actual humanity. The characters are just cheesy types the ditsy blonde, the unsmiling and unfriendly rich woman and the nice brunette who is the main protagonist. People can't make good films anymore.