If Walls Could Talk

After the death of her father, Olivia Garland moves home to help her mother, Rebecca. She becomes concerned about Rebecca's claims of a ghost in the house and wonders if Rebecca is beginning to decline mentally. When Rebecca breaks her hip, Olivia hires health aide Jake Winters, whose patience and warmth seem too good to be true, and when strange things keep happening, Olivia must decide who she can trust and how to keep her and her mother safe.

The above sounds juicy and spooky, and this Lifetime thriller sort of lives up to it with a good build up and tense scenes. It's well-acted, though the woman playing the mother can get into histrionics. Guess it was called for, after all she's hearing and seeing things. There's some fine misdirection in terms who the fiend is, and the lead actress is likeable. It's an enjoyable entry.

Olivia loses her Dad to a freak accident and Olivia's mother needs help. She's hearing noises and it gets so bad she falls down the stairs. Enter Jake Winters, your friendly physical therapist. But is Jake the one terrorizing Olivia's mother? You'll have to tune it to find out. It was typical Lifetime fare with nothing special added. Worth a watch!

That house was gorgeous!

Regarding the movie, it was pretty entertaining. The acting was good and the script was fine. I enjoyed it. The plot was interesting.

Well not the best thriller I ever saw but most surely was not the worst either. I have to say buy the time it ended I was glad I watched it. Yes I will recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 3/27/22.