Fatal Memory

A Wednesday afternoon snoring boring thriller. Badly acted. But somehow we sat through it. Predictably stupid. So many holes in the plot. How did they know she would wake up with memory loss and plan for that. I feel sorry for anyone involved in making this movie.

This movie is called Deadly Infidelity on LMN. It is predictable. You get the first clue of who the villains are at Grace's birthday party. I thought Kate Wilson as Grace did well. She was totally believable. I thought Jacob Taylor's (Kyle) role was a bit over exaggerated. But he played the part well. The detective (Jesus Ruiz) was terrible. I wish the writer had told us what was Grace's business. It appeared she made meals for home bound people. If her type of business was mentioned, I missed it. I didn't find the ending surprising at all. As I stated, there were clues throughout the movie. I just wanted to see if/how they were all caught. I think that's how these movies reel you in. You hang in there to see how the villain(s) are apprehended.

Grace has a car accident, comes out of a month-long coma, and can't remember the last 5 years. But that's only the beginning of her troubles and some of her family tries to help her recover but not all. Why not everyone? Tune in to find out. Kate Watson did a great job as Grace! Definitely recommended!

This thriller delivers! Paced quickly, but it packs a punch. Intense action and moments that will actually bring you to tears. (Really, and I almost never tear up at movies.) Holy hell- Kate Watson, the lead, has some serious range! She took this genre to another level. Great cast chemistry. Pay attention to the easter eggs and slick cinematography.

It had good potential and it was a good storyline, if only they had more money to produce something better quality and make the transitions smoother rather than so jumpy...