Coup de foudre mortel pour mon voisin

I was very, very surprised to learn that this film was directed by a man. Ladies, this movie has moments in it that encapsulate the EPITOME of the "female gaze". The soulmate fantasy the lead has, while greatly exaggerated for the purposes of making the film interesting, is very relatable. Every girl gets a little delulu sometimes. Well acted, engaging throughout, this movie is an entertainer whose thrill escalates to an edge-of-your-seat climax. Unlike all these other streaming services *coughs* Netflix...Tubi actually used their resources to find an awesome, talented team of writers, actors, camera people, etc... And make a 10/10 movie.

When I stumbled upon the 2023 TV thriller "Deadly DILF", I have to admit that I was somewhat surprised with the movie's title. And after initially getting over the laughing fit, then I actually opted to sit down and watch it. Sure, I was harboring zero expectations to the movie, I mean, it had the word "DILF" in the title after all.

Writers Eliza Hayes Maher and Scotty Mullen actually put together a fair enough script and storyline. The movie turned out to be better than I would have assumed from the title alone. Sure, it was somewhat generic and very predictable, but there was just something to the storyline and script that actually worked out in favor of the overall enjoyment of the movie. There was, however, something missing from the plot and storyline to make "Deadly DILF" a more memorable and outstanding thriller.

Of the entire cast ensemble in the movie, then I was actually only familiar with Sofia Bryant. I will say that the actors and actresses on the cast list actually performed well and certainly helped to bring the movie to life on the screen.

While "Deadly DILF" is not a top notch thriller, I would actually say that it is a movie that is worth sitting down to watch, if enjoy these types of homewrecking thrillers, and can get past the somewhat laughable title. It is not a movie that warrants more than just a single viewing, however.

My rating of director Dylan Vox's 2023 thriller "Deadly DILF" lands on a five out of ten stars.

Lots of twist and turns. Fantastic acting, cinematography, score throughout. Twist and turns and emotional chilling moments. Great chemistry w the leads. Dylan Vox has a vision and executed it with a budget that wasn't that great.

People have been confused by the ending and some of the choices in the script with why Rio ended up the way he did but I'll let you watch to determine that. It's a femme fatal type of thriller but once it gets rolling after the first 30 min you really will be invested.

I can't applaud the actors enough though for such a tight shoot to pull off all the emotional stuff is required.

Bravo💯