The Wrong Real Estate Agent

Julie (Vivica A. Fox) and her teenage daughter, Maddie, rent a beautiful house on several acres of land from Charles, a real estate agent(Andres Londonos) they know well and who lives nearby. However, after they move in, strange noises and occurrences lead them to suspect someone else may be living on their property.

Decent lifetime thriller with some creepy factor and good performances, especially by Andres Londonos whose personality takes a total u-turn. It came as a surprise. Of course, there's some contrived scenes, but it's all for a fun show. There's some good twist and turns. A prospective suitor for the leading lady getting killed. A killer who likes to slap his face and twist his facial muscles as he watches Vivica and her daughter via a screen.

These Lifetime movies should be renamed to "Vivica A Fox cinematic universe", and that's a compliment from me! I wonder tho, with the somewhat open-ending with the easter egg style, does this movie have a sequel?

There is fluff and there is fluff. I mean I do enjoy a bit of Channel 5 afternoon fluff occasionally. It's good to switch off, but this was bad. I can't believe I actually wasted an afternoon watching this.

There were more holes in the plot than Swiss cheese and the acting was appalling. I mean, Vivica continually overacted with the rolling eyes, especially when she leaped out of bed in the night. The nosy neighbour next door was also really bad with the overacting in the way he leapt up behind the bushes.

I thought the young girl was OK and her boyfriend. A pity it wasn't more about them and less of Vivica. I thought Ron was OK as well. Other than that it was just absolute rubbish.

Overall, it was disjointed, I didn't care about the characters because of the bad acting and it was just really lame. I mean, two minutes in and you knew who it was. So all I can say is lame.

I liked this movie a lot. The bad guy was really good in his role. Vivica looked amazing! Even though you already know what is going to happen, I liked the way it played out. This was a good Saturday night chill movie.

This was a typical LMN movie - like cotton candy, sticky but fun. Vivica Fox always adds a touch of class to these movies.

What stuck me was the number of religious items in the background of Vivica and daughter's house. It made it seem that the house was formerly a convent.