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I loved this movie. Although it's very odd for me to watch Judith Light as Janice after watching her for so long as Angela from "Who's the Boss?", I got over that. I really admire Judith for the roles she takes because she is very serious about what she's doing and how audiences view her. She puts a lot of thought behind the situations her characters are in and she fights for a cause.

Anyway, the movie is fabulous! It's entertaining and VERY interesting to watch how things twist and turn around in this woman's life. I can't say I've been in a similar situation, but it was easy for me to relate to how Janice was feeling because of the emotional angle the movie took. Very nice!!

Does anyone know the name/artist of the song that plays when she arrives at his apartment and during their lovemaking session? It's so nice!

LADY KILLER, in my opinion, is an excellent FATAL ATTRACTION-like thriller that'll have you on the edge of your seat. When Janice (Judith Light) broke off her affair with her lover (Jack Wagner), if you ask me, that's when the film started to get really good. It's kind of hard to explain why. If you ask me, she should have been more careful about what she did with that other man. However, I did enjoy seeing her do her gymnastics routines as well as get lectured by her parents. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say, "If you ask me, LADY KILLER really shows you the effect having an affair can have on someone's marriage and family." Now, in conclusion, I recommend this movie to everyone who hasn't seen it. You're in for some thrills and a good time, so the next time it's on TV, kick back with a friend and watch it.

Jack Wagner & Judith Light were G-R-E-A-T together in this movie !!! They had real (CHEMISTRY) !!! This movie was edge of your seat suspense at it's absolute (BEST) !!!

What could have been a pretty good stalker movie wound up a cheesy chick-flick.

Judith Light, sporting some of the ugliest hair-dos (can't call them "styles") ever, plays a middle-aged woman with way too much money and just about zero sense.

Light's character, a married woman named Janice Mitchell, is almost impossible to sympathize with. Here's a woman whose husband makes megabucks, but spends a lot of time on the road. Janice whines to her shrink about how empty her life is. Boo Hoo.

She meets a Younger Man and has a brief affair. Turns out the guy is a nut job, and that's the plot. Hubby comes home, suddenly starts paying attention to her and she tells the youngster to take a hike. Of course, he won't and starts stalking her.

To further showcase her stupidity, she lies to the cops about knowing the guy after he tries to rape her.

All in all, a somewhat painful way to spend two hours.