Sinfidelity

A grisly murder scene opens the movie and then we jump in time 10 years later. Angela and Greg have a rocky marriage due to an affair Greg had years ago that Angela hasn't forgotten. She finds an earring and thinks the worst and ends up having a one-night stand of her own with her husband's accountant, Franco, from work. But things aren't always what they seem and after Greg explains the earring. Angela tries to break it off with Franco but he ends up stalking her. What happens after that is pure roller-coaster! Highly recommend this one!

A woman cheats on her husband, and the movie (and female reviewers here of course) portray her as a victim.

Same movie with the genders reversed and it would be, 'That's what he gets for cheating! She should leave him.' Such is todays world.

One of the so many stereotypes we have seen over and over. Mediocre acting, predictable story, rather forgettable film.

My vote 3/10.

I thought this movie was pretty good, especially for an LMN movie. I thought it could have been done in one and a half hours instead of two hours. I got a little bored somewhere in the middle. Although I have never seen nor heard of any of these actors, they were all good, even Piper Blair who played Angela's (Jade Tailor) and Greg's (Mark Jude Sullivan) daughter. I thought Aiden Bristow (Franco) was believable as the psycho. Jade Tailor is a beautiful woman and it was a pleasure to watch her. This isn't a movie I would watch again, although I found it entertaining. The bottom line is that this movie is worth a watch.

As usual, the female character cheats on her significant other and suffers no negative consequences. This is some lesson to be teaching younger girls and young women. I watched this with my wife and she chuckled and said, "I can cheat and get away with it." I let her know that I suddenly viewed her much differently than I had a moment before. This story is no different from many others, in that the women lack any real moral fiber, the male character is oblivious to what is going on and the other characters are there as window dressing and the plot holes are big enough to drive a truck though. As for my wife, she has come to realize her words have opened a hole in my thought about her. Too late to close it now.