A Deadly Deed

Not too bad for a LMN movie. The story was not too far-fetched. The characters were pretty good and convincing.

Oh and in response to one contributor's factual mistake, Jackie's husband Jon died three years ago not three months ago. She clearly states that when she is talking to William, Jon's estranged brother.

Joey Lawrence was pretty good as the psycho villian. I also liked him in Girl Followed (2017). The way he talks and his cold emotionless looks on his face are pretty convincing.

The Lawrence family were pretty good in all. Andrew as director, Matthew as Jon's (Andrew), Joey (Kevin) and finally Joey's daughter Charleston (Madison).

Samantha Cope was pretty good too. Her too is also good at playing protagonist in this movie, and antagonist in An Organized Killer aka The Single Mom Conspiracy (2021).

This is another rare occasion where I give an LMN movie some stars. 6 in this instance.

A deadly bad tv movie.

Very bad acting with a ridiculous story.

I am a long time fan of the Lawrence Brothers so of course I had to watch this movie. At first when it came on I was like this seems a bit off but once the actors started talking it got more like a movie and I got into it pretty quick. The acting was very good especially Samantha Cope. She has a lot of talent and was very convincing as was everyone else. But she had that extra something in her acting that tells me she's going to do good in movies.

The title gives away the twist but they surprised me with another twist I didn't see coming so that was great.

I read someone say that they look alike I don't think any of the brothers looks like the other really but it was odd that Joey's daughter who looks like his twin was playing his girlfriends daughter and not his. She did a good job as well.

The movie was a typical lifetime movie and it was entertaining and had a twist.

I didn't understand Matthew Lawrence's character because it seemed like he was very rude and didn't want to be bothered but then seems to change his character by the end. It's like it wasn't the same character.

I think if you like Lifetime movies you will enjoy this. If you aren't used to Lifetime movies then you may not like it much.

I enjoyed it and I hope they make more.

Let's just say the entire premise goes out the window given that the Lawrence bros all look alike. That said, no nostalgia for "Joey" can make this movie good. Poor Lifetime standard acting and an ABSURD plot with bad writing. Woah!

The Lawrence brothers look so much alike that the storyline is pretty much a joke. The one thing that saved this movie for me was Joey. He was the perfect A-hole. A complete tool. He still says his lines like, well Joey from his Blossom days. It sort of made me laugh more than I should've considering on what a Richard he was. It also was sort of like watching a movie with Emilio Esteves and Martin Sheen not being related anyway. Really weird. Matthew Lawrence is a pretty good actor in his own right I have to admit. Samantha Cope not so much. Again, Joey (WHOA) played a really good bad guy. Jennifer Taylor was so badly casted on Two and a half Men that I can't get over her less than good acting skills. WHOA!!