The Killing Secret

Soleil Moon Frye is a pregnant teenager, who has a cheating boyfriend and she is a girl from a poorer part of town and her boyfriend, Mark, is cheating on her with a more wealthier girl,Nicole. When Greg finds out that Soleil is pregnant, he murders her and hides her body. Then at a graduation party, Nicole finds Soleil's body on the beach and then she starts to become friends with Soleil's mom. Things start to link up that Greg was the one that killed her and it has a happy ending. I would definitely recommend watching this movie the next time it is on TV. Soleil Moon Frye is excellent.

Quite good, good acting, not unrealistic, and not a lot of useless scenes. I enjoyed it very much. This is a TV movie and is literally better than 90% of the movies I've seen that had absurd budgets.

Ari Meyers is also stunning.

This is a fantastic little TVM that I just saw for the first time the other day. It's well acted by a cast of virtual unknowns, apart of course from Tess Harper & Soleil "Punky Brewster" Moon Frye. Ari Meyers is great as the rich girl with a conscience and is very convincing in her role as she builds a friendship with the mother of the missing & subsequently deceased Emily (Soleil). It has you on the edge of your seat right til the very end. You really don't know which way it's going to go. It is inspired by a true story which makes it all the more sad and interesting. If you like true stories that make you think, get you frustrated and make you want to cheer for the goodies & boo the baddies then this is for you!

Dated but watchable. A boy murdered his pregnant gf. He's also got an upper class girl. Coincidentally the latter befriends the Mother of the dead girl. The casting isn't great. The guy looks wrong side of the tracks instead of the wealthy guy he's supposed to be. The way he gets caught seems unrealistic.

I enjoyed the movie even though I found it fairly predictable. The ineffectiveness of the police force seemed a little hard to believe. Ari is excellent in her role as the concerned "rich girl" with the handsome, jock boyfriend. The rest of the cast, especially Tess Harper who plays Soleil Moon Frye's grief-stricken but feisty mother are totally believable. I do find it hard to believe that Ari who was born in 1969 could still be playing a high school senior in 1997 (although she certainly looks the part). Was this movie made years earlier perhaps and held back from the public for some reason? Anyone know the answer?