Mad Mom

Because of the quality of actors, and a believable script, this is top notch Lifetime fair. I wish every one of their outings could be this enjoyable. Kari Matchett & Romy Rosemont give stand out performances as the mothers of the bride & groom. They play the roles to perfection, as if the writer had them in mind as he wrote the script. Kari Matchett plays the over-stepping art snob, who we love to hate. Romy Rosemont plays the bride's mother, a traditional, uncultured hospice nurse, who we sympathize with; can you guess who the villain is? Co-stars Victoria Diamond & Matthew Raudsepp also give believable performances as the engaged children. Every scene is believable, including the main setting, the house of Jill Jones (Kari Matchett). It is just as it should be, full of art and pretentiousness, and gives a great backdrop to most of the movie. Salvatore Antonio adds the final touch as Jill's art gallery partner, and fellow snob. Mix all these great elements, a believable script, great settings, outstanding actors, and you have one of Lifetime's greatest movies. My only complaint would be the 2 names they chose. Both are cheesy and don't do the film justice.

If you like TV movies, especially thrillers, give this one a shot, you won't be disappointed.

Above average made for TV movie and better than I expected. If you see it pop up anytime watch it. It's a well acted and made movie

I was pleasantly surprised ! This was a good movie ! This kind of story has been done in many ways, but the acting was good ! The characters are annoying enough to increase the tension !

No idea why imdb calls this a thriller, my TV said it's an action movie and some comments mentioned horror. This is clearly a comedy with a pretty good taste of dark humour. Well acted and a good script. Not a high budget Hollywood flick and the most obvious clue for this is the music score wich could do with taking down the bombastic drama level a notch or 10.

A very poor and cheap "Misery". All that remain is a syncopate, and amiss, Zum Zum Zum from the sountrack. It reminds us that maybe the Spielberg's Jaws is coming back.