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Elizabeth Berkley's acting was possibly the worst thing about the movie. No way could she ever come across as being a real editor. The other characters are shallow at best and leave the viewer unable to care about any of them. The plot line is average and, with a decent cast, would have raised my vote to average. The movie is characterized as being suspense but since the characters are so poorly acted, the viewer will probably hope that they all get killed before the film is over.

I see that 11% of the votes were 10's which could only have been friends and relatives of the actors. Truly horrible acting.

Yet another okay Hallmark/Lifetime-like mystery film. Surprisingly, Jason Priestley gives the worst performance of the trio of lead actors. Also, poor Costas Mandylor doesn't even have his name appear above the movie's on-screen title when he's as big a name as Elizabeth Berkley and Priestley when it comes to film. Aside from that, this is a made for TV mystery in which Berkley plays a woman who gets assaulted. She is then framed for the murder of her perpetrator. Berkley gives her usual okay performance and is nice to look at. Not the greatest TV movie, but certainly not bad. Available to stream on TUBI for quarantine 2021. Be warned -- the dubbing is off halfway through the film. Hopefully the current streamer host (Tubi TV) fixes it.

Yes, it's everybody's favourite schoolgirl from Saved By The Bell. Only this time - the bell won't save her. Get what I did there? Huh? Huh?

yeah - I made a sad joke - just like this drama, comedy, thriller, action - whatever you want to call it.

It's very poorly constructed with bad casting as the leads and supporting actors.

However, for a school class project film - this is alright.

Oops, big mistake - this was not a school class project. This was a professional project done by professional people earning a professional paycheck - and it still was boring and fizzled out.

Weak, lots of plot holes, bad performances, uninteresting - the only reason to watch this is because you want to see how Jessie Spano grew up and became an editor for a magazine, but then you realized that she should have stuck to stripping in Las Vegas.

This movie lots direction 3 minutes after it started - and it never came back.

Decent camera work though. Must give the camera operator credit where it is due.