A Nurse to Die For

The acting in this movie was atrocious. Only made worse by the writing. I don't want to comment on child actors but my God. I will blame the writing on this one. She was given overly sappy, perfect child lines that were so trite and cliche not even the best child actress could pull off. The plot was thin. It's a Lifetime movie and I normally only watch these as a guilty pleasure movie so I go into it understanding what I'm supposed to get, but I couldn't deal with it. Also the grandmother early suggested helping to pay for costs and the dad took the girl back to a friggin mansion so that was also stupid.

Liam is a company executive whose daughter, Corinne, has cystic fibrosis and he needs a in-home nurse to take care of her. His wife passed away in a car wreck. Enter Victoria, whose ready to take on the job. She interviews for the position and gets hired since Liam sees a good match between her and his daughter. But Victoria is not your typical nurse and she has ulterior motives. Don't they all? She has the hots for Liam and Corinne likes her family recipe tea so they get along just fine until Grandma pays them a visit but she doesn't trust Victoria and neither does Liam's assistant, Beverly. Of course, their instincts are right and Victoria wants to take the place of Liam's dead wife but why? You'll have to tune in to find out. Allison McAtee, who's starred in quite a few Lifetime movies plays the baddie nurse this time. Not a bad script and mediocre acting makes this good for one watch if you're rather bored.