B&B mortel

Taking a Hallmark Movie staple and putting a Lifetime spin on it sounds awesome! This movie had a great idea but was poorly executed.

You know you have a problem when the child actor is the best actor in your movie. The actor who portrayed Ava cried REAL TEARS and was excellent.

Robyn and Drew (when he was shirtless) we Lifetime good, but everyone else was awful. Also, the depiction of mental health in this movie was problematic.

Terrible acting, story makes no sense. One of the worst films I've seen in a while

By no means the best of what lifetime has to offer but I enjoyed it. The adopted daughter aspect gave it a little charm and I even found myself slightly touched by the romance aspect of the film. This however, is a thriller and it leaned more to the so bad it's good thriller territory instead of actual thrills. It had a decent body count, an antagonist that's just the right amount of crazy to make you chuckle. Overall not bad. It had a couple slow moments but not a bad flick when nothing else is on. Oh, keep your eyes open for the "hospital". Just throw some hospital screens next to the wall of this fancy building and put some guys in scrubs and we got a hospital. Hilarious.

This movie is a waste of 2 hours of life. The acting is pathetic and the storyline is ridiculous. I felt my brain cells begging me to stop killing them. I would give it a negative 10 if I could. Who the heck is stupid enough to drop money making something so moronic is beyond me.

A woman and her adopted daughter move in to an old inn and want to fix it up to be a bed and breakfast. In the past the previous owners had a little girl fell down the stairs and died. The mother of the dead girl returns and pretends to be a guest. She proceeds to chase away all the other guests. What she wants is to get the little girl for herself. The premise is alright. Things get boring after a while. Amusing way the wacko goes from crazy to normal looking. Not a must watch.