Impropriety

Improprety is a bit of an odd one. Annie sagan is a rising prosocuter, whos daughter wants to do youtube despite probably being able to actually have money. A guy thats her rival called doug spends the night with her, which she for some reason agrees to. Guess what though the guy ends up waking up dead, leaving annie to figure out what happened to him . She also has her daughters father mark hanging around and man is he one strange looker he just screams bad duju. Theres never any real go with this film, the investigation is not really there and the threat also does not exist. The villian is not great either but the actress that plays annie was not to bad so theres that, overall not really a great film.

Nice movie to watch on a boring day. I thought who did it was predictable as i predicted the who right from the beginning but its worth the watch. Good storyline and ending.

It's to be expected that a "Lifetime Movie" will be predictable, of modest budget, and a way to burn two hours of one's life. But this is bad. Really bad. The Canadian director shot this in Norman, Oklahoma area and by all appearances locally rented his cast, equipment, props, and wardrobe after his arrival. With the exception of the two principal actors (referring to them as actors is being kind) the rest of the cast don't look to have ever delivered a line of dialogue in a school play. This entire production is an embarrassment to the craft of acting and filmmaking.

Lifetime movies are a genre unto themselves and this is a decent example of the genre. For me, the movie loses points on its odd (and shockingly ridiculous) premise, but other than that it's an entertaining watch for fans of lifetime movies.

Like many of these Lifetime thrillers, the stage is set early and the characters who are the significant players are introduced early; it was unfortunately pretty obvious what was what far too early. In other words, no surprises and turned out as expected.