DOA at the PTA

This was just your typical Lifetime Movie Network waste of two hours, the usual low budget of production, directing and writing. What stands out is the acting, even though it won't save the movie. Brianna Cohen and Alissa Filoramo did their best as a protagonist and antagonist respectfully, but is was Filoramo costume at the Halloween party that showed how far her sinister ways go, to manipulate everyone associated with the school. IMO, she makes a better disturbing and frightening subject, than Brianna makes it as a typical heroine. I can picture her taking on any dishonest blackhearted character that she is offered,

Gail and Rick move to a new city along with their daughter, Chloe. While dropping her daughter off at school, Gail meets Vanessa, president of the PTA, who thinks she should attend the meetings and Gail agrees. But Vanessa, a dangerous psycho, becomes jealous of Gail and Rick and wants to break them up! What will she do? You will have to tune in to find out. Well acted and good plot. Definitely recommend!

I went into this laughing at the premise, and came out of it actually sort of enjoying it. This was definitely way better than it had any right to be.

In all honesty not the worst of the made for tv daytime mystery thriller films. The acting was actually quite good in certain places but its the script with these films that usually lets them down. Cringy with some of the words added. There was no slow parts in this film though which was a plus point. No time in the movie did I feel my finger about to fast Forword the film. I actually enjoyed it. The three members of the cast that played the family were quite good. The rival mother was but not as good really. The rest of the side characters could bef orgotten but hey they were still alright when it comes to it. Overall a good film and better than some.

This is a highly entertaining and captivating movie. It's like a suspenseful modern day Hitchcock film as it verges on horror, yet has a sense of humor throughout. While a work of creative fiction, it's very believable. You can imagine everything actually happening.