The Wrong Tutor

Typical LMN plot. the psycho is invited in the house of the victim. victim leaves keys on a table where everyone can see. victim and psycho argue in another room. psycho storms out rather than being escorted out by the victim. psycho steals front door key to the victim's house. blah blah blah. And I agree about Wyatt! absolutely attractions acting. maybe he should go into construction work or something. This movie gets -10 from me. Oh and btw Vivica Fox ain't no Octavia Spencer. Her patronizing tone in the wrong movies just gets under my skin!!!!

As with any Lifetime movie there will be plot holes and I'm OK with that. What I'm not OK with is one person in the movie ruining the entire thing and that's what Nate Wyatt did with this one.

He produced the oddest and dumbest looks when talking with someone, he's monotone in his speaking and just overall terrible actor.

What kept me watching was Vivica A. Fox and Jason-Shane Scott I would not have finished the movie.

A movie around obsession of a girl for the soccer star. But it lacks various facial expression by Nate Wyatt. Similarly, his co-star, Ivy Matheson not able to justify the role she played as pscho. The plot of the story was good but the actors not able to play it well.

Working from home, I always have my TV on. I keep turning to LMN even though I know better. Around every corner the male lead keeps his mouth shut when we all know that in real life, any person would speak up in order to fix the present problem. Not this guy. It's as if the writers were too lazy and just had the main character do everything he could to keep falling deeper and deeper into the traps set by the crazy character. Nothing new and not worth your time. You'll just cuss out the lead while being bored by the lame script.

The Wrong series is pretty hit or miss, and while I don't fault it for the obviously intended campiness, there are scripts that are better than others. This is not a very good one. There are no real stakes in this. Everything is so matter of fact. Even when Jess gets stung by the wasps. I don't know if the original airing showed it, but my TV cut to commercial almost as soon as she got in the car. Not that I expected the scene to be like Thomas J in My Girl, but they showed nothing. In almost every other Lifetime movie, we see the effects of the villain knowing about another character's allergies. Not here.

I mean, there's just nothing here. I wouldn't have minded this movie to be more like the other "Wrong" movie with the girl on the swim team. Now her "Wrong" whatever he was had issues and kept tension in the movie. Seemed actually dangerous and unpredictable in his obsession. This movie is nothing like that.

So nobody contacts this girl's non-existent guardian for the investigation? That's another problem with these movies...the adults in charge never inform the parents or guardians until it's too late and it's discovered they don't exist. I also find it weird that Eric and Vivica had a blow up argument about planted pills from Emily, but the fact that he was accused of something never came up?? No one told his mother (Vivica)? Who wrote this script? Not to mention Emily lives in that big old house while her grandma is in a retirement home. Is granny not checking on her house? Why does granny still have the house? Is granny aware? Who pays the bills and keeps it maintained? Does granny have a POA who is taking care of her affairs? Who wrote this?

Emily was a boring villain who never changed her facial expression and had the most blah voice. I also think turning her into a killer was unnecessary especially since she got away in the end. I absolutely loathe those kinds of endings.

Not a good movie and Vivica and Jason-Shane couldn't save it.