Thicker Than Water

Was very interesting though predictable as most Lifetime shows are, but it did keep my attention. I always enjoy watching Andrea Roth.

It's a pity she allowed things to get so far before she got some sense. Thank God the daughter was smart and alert.

There are some real sickos like that out there in real life. I enjoyed the show and would recommend it if you feel like watching a sociopath in action.

Outworn story with the same outworn phrases and dialogues. I don't understand why they still make movies like that. It's 2019 for gods sake.

The mother's behavior made me mad. Unfortunately you'll know from the very first moment how the story going to be end.

This was one of the better Lifetime movies. Strong cast, Andrea Roth was very good in this. She played the role of a grieving and at the same time vulnerable mother perfectly. She was backed by good performances by Tygh Runyan and Katie Douglas (husband and daughter). This is the third movie I have seen Katie in, the other two being Level 16 and Believe Me: the Abduction of Lisa McVey, in both of which she shined. Eric Osborne also did well portraying the psychopath. I have seen him in two other movies, Do or Die: A Killer Arrangement and PyeWacket, he was ok in both.

Anyway, like I said this was a good Lifetime movie, with a good soundtrack and clear audio. And I did not find the story far-fetched or that something like this would not happen in real life. The only puzzling thing for me is if their son died a year ago, and it took a whole year for them to decide to rent out their spare room to a college student, what was Brandon doing the whole year for this opportunity to happen?

Still though, it's a good watch!

A family grieving the loss of their son takes in a boarder. He's creepy but helpful. The mom likes him but sis and dad are suspicious. There isn't much of an explanation for the creepy behavior or a twist.

Not memorable.