Dance Night Obsession

Pretty much everything about this film is bad! Unlikable characters, slow plotline, annoying background music, and overall low budget movie! I can't believe 95% of the movie was trying to find out who the killer was. The other 5% was the reveal, which wasn't all that special. It's safe to say that this is Lifetime movies at it's absolute worst, and I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.







1/10

I can't believe I watched this move. The acting is so terrible it hurt to keep watching. I'm an Antonio Sabato Jr fan, so I stayed the course. He couldn't save the other actors from their terrible acting. The lead, Sabrina Bryan, was the worst one. Not believable at all. The storyline is dumb and boring, so not even that could save the bad acting. I started laughing, that's the only thing that could make it worth watching. Get your friends together, drink and laugh. But, better yet, skip it all together.

First to the person criticizing Antonio Sabato Jr. for being political and criticizing people for their views, you're doing the exact same thing to him!! Hypocritical much?

Antonio looks great for his age. When I heard he was playing Sabrina Bryant's love interest I thought it would be weird because of the 12 year age difference, but it was fine. The acting however was pretty bad. I can't blame just the actors though; the writers suck.

This was one of my least favorite lifetime movies, and I have been a loyal fan for over 25 years. This movie was painful to watch because the acting was HORRIBLE. I kept hoping it would get better. It did not!

I'm ashamed to admit I watched this atrocity. Everything was sub-par: acting, dialogue, predictable storyline, sets, tacky/cheesy dance show title/stage/dancing, etc. The obvious age difference between the main couple and noticeable difference in their size/height and build made them seem so out of whack and incompatible. None of the characters seemed like real ppl - more like soulless mannequins who weren't capable of evoking the slightest empathy or sympathy from the audience. The only living creature worth caring about in the entire flick was the dog Steinbeck.