Here Kills the Bride

Natalie is going to be married but catches her fiance with a stripper the night before and kills him. Then. A year later, she goes by Grace and meets Carlos and they fall in love but Jasmine, Carlos' sister, is suspicious of her and tries to prove to the family that Grace isn't the right girl for her brother but Grace has other ideas. This was a well-written script with a strong cast. Definitely recommend!!!

Don't get me wrong I love a good cheesy lifetime movie with a little bad acting but this movie was just bad. First off the characters were overly polite to each other. Whoever wrote the script it was almost like they had no idea what to make these characters say and do. They were always saying thank you and being appreciative towards each other. Constantly bringing up things that were not relevant at all. Even the psycho bride was overly nice it was just odd I don't know how to explain it. The ending was VERY weird the whole movie was just bad don't recommend it.

It follows Carlos' sister as she finds out he is getting married in a week to Grace, a girl he just met at a strip club. Her sister investigates and is pulled into a whirlwind of events, putting her own life at risk...

Very weak, all very convenient and easy, for the murderous protagonist, objectifying a couple as a happy ending, whatever it may be, and at any cost, but that's ok, revealing and watchable if you like a low-budget, chewed and predictable movie , but here comes the denouement, and the last 10 minutes go too far for the extremely futile and forced, everything in that end, spoiled everything..

The storyline was good. The ending not so much. It appeared that not much thought went into the ending. The main characters were believable. I thought this was a decent watch.

Lifetime movies are guilty pleasures. They are often ridiculous but that's why they are fun to watch. However, this one was awful. The acting was the absolute worst, especially the woman who played the mother of the groom. She was almost comical. Not even good enough for community theater. The antagonist tried too hard to be over the top. The groom was stilted. The wedding planner was incredibly stereotypical. It was embarrassing. The woman at the strip club was bad too. There is a difference between campy and a complete lack of acting skills. The story itself was dull. No tension. No chemistry between the bride and groom to be. And can someone tell me why the characters in Lifetime movies ALWAYS live in beautiful, spacious, expensive homes. What do they do for a living?