La Jalousie dans la peau

Though the dialogues are quite funny in parts but it put a lot of stress on the mind of the viewer especially the psychopathic temptress scenes played by Ashlynn Yennie. Followed by a lot of murders and they have plotted women as quite helpless. Not a good movie during this isolation time.

I don't know how to begin. Every character is so disingenuous. Then the mother makes this horrible post pregnancy left handed insult to her daughter as she stands right next to the little girl.

This film is a disgrace to the industry. Anyone associated with this trash ought to be ashamed.

This is one of better lifetime movies. Like many, it is very real, mentioning all common stuff we hear in real life today like iphone, parole officer, and various job terms. There is no boring parts, although not all are that exciting. The best part is arguing, confrontation, and possible outcomes such as being fired, arrested, or in fight. Good enough. Funny to see what somebody has to say during arguing, and all the possible outcomes. Also funny how looks, job positions, and names can be deceiving. Also liked the cyber forensics part which is not fake at all, but simply teaches us about searching internet by images, and reminds me about all those csi movies and series... Also main actor of Stalked by My Doctor sequels is funny just like in that movies.

The acting in this was pathetic. Even Vivica A Fox was bad. The wardrobe choices made for people in business were laughable. This was as predictable as a heck. Even if you are in forced isolation right now, you would be better off staring at the walls than watching this movie. Lifetime/LMN movies are very good at one thing: Making woman look stupid and helpless. They don't catch on until it's too late. Their friends have been killed off. Go for a walk. Take up a new hobby. Learn to cook something new. Just avoid watching this movie.

There have been a few tacky wrong this and that movies. They finally seem to have got it right here. The cast here is right. Ashlynn Yennie reminds of a young Lara Flynn Boyle. She plays the wacko assistant who works for recently promoted executives played by the pretty Jessica Morris. It's quite tongue in cheek funny in parts and not too outlandish. Fun watch.