Woman on the Edge

There's 92 minutes of my life I'll never get back. What a stinker.

Actually Rumer Willis wasn't all that bad as an actress in this, but I found myself continually being distracted by her lip fillers, especially in profile - a jolly good impression of a fish-face. Sorry, Rumer.

Anyway, I'm sure everyone who watched this , even as I did, with one eye, knew who the real killer was 10 minutes into the start. But of course, there was all the tedious ho-hum to follow as they try to get the audience to believe all sorts of other suspects.

One funny thing, I noticed they said her name a lot : "Susan" was that because she kept forgetting her character's name? Ha ha.

Shame. Terrible movie.

Rumer Willis plays dual roles in this Lifetime mediocrity.

Susan Waterman is an investigative reporter whose sister jumped off a roof.

A series of killings are taking place which are made to look like suicides or overdoses.

Susan thinks that television medic Dr Mitch is being framed as a suspect. Susan thinks that another man who has been dating the dead women might have killed them and is carrying out his deranged fantasies.

Rumer Willis is wooden. The story is boring. The rooftop climax is ridiculous.

What actually stinks is that people are trashing this movie because she is the daughter of famous people. I am giving it a fair 5 because that is what I think it deserves. The story was interesting and it held my interest. I hope someday people will stop using the overused, "Watching paint dry" or "I want my 2 hours back" in reviews. How does one criticize anything when they can't even come up with their own original catch phrases?

Rumer's acting in this horrible thing is about a 5 and she is by far the best actor in the piece. The plot is ridiculous, the filming was most certainly done by a student but the performances were something a high school drama club would be embarrassed to admit to. The most shocking thing about it is that one would have expected her Dad or Mom would have stopped her from being part of such a disaster...but I guess kids will be kids.