Fatal Acquittal

Given we start with a murder, which shows "who could have", but as we progress, you have 1 person being nice and everyone else, including an equally "2nd rate" police woman being thoroughly hostile. There isn't much of a plot here and neither is there a decent list of suspects which make this one rather easy to work out, although the "why" isn't quite so obvious. Youre likely only to watch once, if at all. Even the leggy Miss Richards isn't able to lift this one to a higher level!

This is so bad that it's unrealistic and predictable at the same time. Let me give you an example: the brother in law decides to upgrade the woman's security system, gets a locksmith into the house, to change the locks, while she is inside, without notifying her beforehand, without even ringing the doorbell to let her know that someone "legit" is there. Who the hell does that, especially to somebody who is terrorised by an intruder?!

Really bad actors.

None of the characters are sympathetic or believable.

I am sick and tired of the angry child who treats a parent like trash, while the parent and everyone around just takes it. In the end, all is OK. As another reviewer already pointed out, no apology, nothing. All bad behaviour is forgotten.