The Queen of Sin

I saw it on Lifetime but I'm assuming this wasn't an "original". None of the familiar faces. Not their typical tame script. It's nothing that will blow you away but it's miles better than most movies on Lifetime (even though I do love me some mindless Lifetime). The one thing that was mind-blowingly bizarre was (stop reading now if you haven't seen it) how she still liked the guy and looked heartbroken when he died. Even wore the bracelet he gave her...the dude was part of an awful group of murderers who trafficked women..what the hell was the writer thinking?

One of the worst films I've ever come across. Extremely bad acting and gruesome plot. I only could stand the first half hour. Definitely not worth watching.

Despite the terrible acting, the movie has absolutely nothing to do with the title. You would think that"The Queen of Sin" would have something to do with a woman who is in control, not some weakling.

I've seen this movie a few times on Lifetime, yet I always seem to watch it again if I see it coming on (under the name "Dangerous Seduction"). I'm a fan of the old school cheesy Lifetime movies, so I don't always have the highest bar for their stuff, but this one is actually better than most--probably bc it wasn't made for Lifetime! Christa B Allen (Charlotte from Revenge) did a good job in the lead role of (the ridiculously named) Posy Pinkerton. The story doesn't fall into one of the 3 standard Lifetime storylines--it has a little darkness to it, while still keeping it "basic cable ready". Overall it has pretty good production value for a made-for-tv movie and (if you're willing to suspend your disbelief a bit) it has a decent plot. After reading other reviews that say it's the "worst movie they've ever seen", I have to assume these people have not watched many movies bc there are plenty of stinkers out there--this isn't even close to the worst movie I've watched just this week! It's not gonna win a freaking Oscar, but if you want to watch a decent little made-for-tv thriller on a random Thursday, this movie gets the job done.

Production and technical features are above average for a TV movie. There's a moderately engaging story surrounding the heroine Posey (Christa B Allan) but it really falls apart as a thriller. It's clumsy and hackneyed with formulaic bad guys and big plot stretches. The actors ( some of whom are worthy of better things) must have been laughing up their sleeves in the more preposterous scenes.