Murdered at 17

I watched this movie on Lifetime Network Australia during quarantine and I love this movie so much especially Jake Campali 😎😎😎 Blake Burt really portrayed his role well! I got my friend to watch this film as well and she's also a fan of this film! We want a sequel!

This was a very interesting film. It was very slow to pick up and very choppy editing at times but once the main plot of the story kicked off the film takes a surprisingly good turn. It's Canadian Thriller at its best for a low budget TV movie it's pretty fun. Nothing to right home about but it is one to look out for. I seen this on channel 5 on demons service (UK) and it really appealed to me.

I think it's a fun film with a lot going for it and for what it was it was fun. I did think the acting was very very cheesy and some actors were border line bad but still very enjoyable.

I would say give it a watch if your a murder mystery or thriller fan.

If you are into topics of psychopathy, love, rejection, mental disorders, and of course this genres, this movie is for you. It shows reality, how just like in real life we have love problems, emotional problems, disappointments, weaknesses, diseases, and live with abusive people around us (in family, in school, in neighborhood). You will especially be motivated to watch this movie if you are experiencing the same thing as actors in this movie. Rejection, mental disorder, disappointment, falling in love, not understanding opposite sex, criminals. I gave one star less because I bit of colors are missing, it should not have happened all in dark and same place, there should be more light, colors, locations to make it more interesting and adventurous. There are many movies released recently talking about psychopaths, and they are all good, especially lifetime channel ones. This one is similar to that one released in 2016 I think where psychopath falls in love with girl and everything revolves around summer, swimming, sea, swimming pools...just can't remember name of that one (that guy was blonde too). Additional reason why I like this movie is that it revolves around good topics like supercars, money (being rich), school, girls, weapons, homicides, courage, and all extreme and modern stuff.

High school cheerleader Brooke Emerson suffered a brain injury during practice a year earlier. She gets into a fight with her best friend Maddie Finley who accuses her of flirting with her boyfriend. She is rescued by charmer Jake Campali. She does not realized that he's an obsessive psychopath. She tries to break up with him but he continues stalking her. At a party, she gets into a fight with Maddie and tries to break up with Jake once more. Jake murders Maddie and frames Brooke for the crime. It doesn't help that she has no memories and she suspects her brain injury could lead to violent outbursts.

I kinda like Brooke not doing the right thing right away. A little less Jake would help raise the tension. It's scarier to have more mystery to the psychopath. I don't mind him but he overplays it at times. The plot could have ratcheted up the tension until the end but it goes overboard with the ring. After that point, the tension is lowered with the confession to the police. Nevertheless, this is a solid thriller and better than most of its Lifetime kind.

Cmon now. This was so bad in every possible way imaginable. Got me laughing at some parts though.