Killing Your Daughter

If there is one consistency with Lifetime movies it's the mediocrity. I don't think I ever watched a good movie on Lifetime, and I wonder why I still watch a movie from that channel every now and then? In this case it was by mistake, I could have turned it off as soon as I saw it was frrom Lifetime television but got too lazy and just went with it in the hope they finally would make a decent movie. But they didn't, it's again a very cheesy story, where nothing is logical, where the coincidences are so ridicule it becomes annoying. Not only is the plot bad, but the acting is below average, almost cringing to watch. There's a reason why those actors are in television movies and in nothing else. The soundtrack is also typical for those bad movies, you wonder why nobody told them about it when they make a new movie, it's bad, repetitive and awful to listen to. I think this will be my last Lifetime movie ever, unless I get tricked into it again, but that will be my own fault.

Storyline is pointless to cover. To say the acting is bad, would be an insult to bad actors elsewhere. The "Dad" actor is up there with: Muppets, Sand, Dog poo, discarded cardboard, methane. The "Mom" actor is on medication throughout. Script Extract: Mom & Dad argue about getting rid of daughter: (Dad> to Mom) "How can you ask me to kill our daughter - we're a Family for God's sake" That's it.

I wasted an hour and 15 minutes on this treacle. Nothing happens! Stupid plot. Useless husband and police who come in after the action has happened. Please, make some decent movies Lifetime! I'm losing faith!

Seen it before. Not good!! Please come up with some new movies and stop releasing old movies as new.

The storyline seems a little far fetched, but DNA matching is an actual event and incidents as described in the movie DO HAPPEN (but not the violence and melodrama.

Nice to see.....

1. Jason Brooks of Baywatch, etc. As a father to adult children, and still looking pretty good.

2. Tyler Johnson taking on the atypical role of husband to the heroine.

3. A fairly satisfying ending, although rather unexpected.

There was more violence than I am comfortable with, but the movie is worth a look.

7/10.