Murder at My Door

YouTube has a great collection of made for TV movies. Last night watched A FAMILY DIVIDED with Faye Dunaway and I also watched a film with Judith Light and a younger Johnny G - I enjoy these films and a step above the maddening violent films produced by for or shown on Netflix

Back to this film - being a parent is so difficult and when a kid goes wrong gets caught ouch!!!!

Well worth watching good cast good script yet sad.

This movie is interesting although I do not believe that it's based on a true story. The acting and plot was good and it was entertaining.

Someone wrote that there is an error in portraying the parents at the son's gravesite. Sorry, but this is not an error since you do not have to have a body in order to place a tombstone upon a grave. When you think about it, the tombstone is a memorial of the person, not evidence of a dead body.

It came on late one night, i was only gona watch a little bit but i watched the whole thing. the acting was pretty good, sometimes the dialogue wasnt right but nothing major. i missed some words here and there because of the different accent (im aussie and i think it was american) but overall i understood most of it. worth a watch if it comes on TV but i wouldnt go out of your way to look it up

I can't believe I wasted two hours of my life watching this garbage... I can't believe Judith Light wasted several weeks of her life making this garbage... Predictable!!! Predictable!!! Predictable!!! There have been hundreds of lousy 'made-for-tv' movies, but this one has to be one of the worst... this is the story of a completely dysfunctional family . Completely melodramatic acting and a script that is horrible... you never know what actually happened the night of the first (or is it the second?) murder... they just barely touch on the murder at the University... DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WATCHING THIS!!!!!!!

I don't know why there are are so many bad reviews, it was a bit predictable, but there was some great acting parts in it which was executed really well, credit where credit is earned,