Good Deed

Tragic house fire, stabbing vegetables, tampering with car breaks and killing all the people. What more could you ask for in a Lifetime movie?

Mediocre at best, I'm giving this movie a generous 6/10, it is based on the same old formula, cou cou foster girl who's delusional and murders people who catches her lying or are suspicious of her actions.

The crazy girl actrees is an amateur and overdoes the character but has her momets, the main protagonist does a good job with the character and comes across more beleivable, the support actors are not too bad.

While this is more like a tv b film, it's actually enterteining and has a couple of interesting suspense moments. If you have nothing better to watch or you are too tired to watch a movie that will make you think, this is a perfect candidate to kill 90 minutes of your valuable time. .

The actress who plays the evil character is terrible and the rest is bad as well. That ruined a movie that would have been otherwise OK.

How can all of them except one be so stupid?

For once the title "no good deed" is accurate. When a beauty store owner (Haley Webb) lets a stranger in distress room with her she gets a wacko who won't let go.

The wacko of the week is well played by Haley Pullos. She is quite effective and it's good to see how she worms her way in and obsesses about her victim past man Friend and present so called sorority Sister.

Well done.

I didn't have to go to IMDB to find out about many of the cast, unlike numerous Lifetime flicks. Immediately recognized Hayley Pullos (General Hosptial), Christel Khalil (The Young and the Restless), Lauren Koslow (Days of Our Lives) and Lilan Bowden (Andi Mack), the lovely and talented Haley Webb, and Lily Anne Harrison, daughter of two famous TV actors of the late 1970s/early 1980s, Gregory Harrison (Trapper John M.D.) and Randi Oakes (C*H*i*P*S). Definitely worth a watch for the name factor if nothing else; however, I thoroughly enjoyed it.