Una personal trainer pericolosa

Not bad at all for a Lifetime thriller. They are getting better and better.

The plot is a Single White Female/ Fatal Attraction type thriller involving an unhinged personal trainer played quite well by Sunny Mabrey who looks aggressive enough. Her object of obsession is played by Chelsea Hobbs. The only problem is Chelsea is so slim and trim she hardly needs a trainer after all wasn't she a gymnast in that ABC family show? Watch the wacko trainer invade her client's life and work. The various attacks aren't too way out and believable enough if you take it humorously - from colleagues to pets to friends etc. Liked the pie thing. For this kind of thriller it's quite tough to make it seem fresh as it's been done before but here it comes out quite okay.

Overall worth a watch. It's better than you'd expect.

This largely silly and thoroughly predictable "thriller" is good for some unintentional chuckles, but the plot practically cries out for an over-the-top, maybe even campy approach. Being that this is a made-for-TV movie, that probably wasn't a luxury the filmmakers had. A newly-divorced and insecure career ad woman decides she needs to boost her confidence in both her work world and her personal (love) life. Her choice of a personal fitness trainer with an agenda and psychological problems of her own leads to complications. Copious amounts of sex, nudity and violence could have made this an instant classic. The actors are attractive and talented, but are hamstrung by the muted approach to the material. Instead, it's mostly a bland and forgettable affair.

Annie Hogan (Chelsea Hobbs) is struggling in her life and lacks confidence. She joins a gym where she's approached by Alex Sullivan (Sunny Mabrey). Annie signs a contract and Alex soon takes over her life.

The "no pie" line is hilarious. This movie doesn't have the foresight to be a comedy. It also doesn't have it to be anything else. It's not scary as a stalker horror. It has no good thrills or mystery. The reveal lacks punch. The movie shows its hand right from the start. It's a TV B-movie. I'm guessing that Lifetime wants it to be a scary movie for single gals of a certain age and a certain type. I simply kept waiting for this to do something interesting and nothing ever did.

Could this be the best film ever? I cried, I laughed and I threw up.