Bestseller

Watched this movie last night 6-11-22 and it was great. Started a little slow but not too bad. Mellisa and DJ Perry were fantastic. I was told not to watch this movie alone so my wife watched it with me. This movie becomes intense towards the end. Over all I have rated it a 10 and I highly recommend it.

I saw Bestseller on opening night in Grand Rapids, MI starring Melissa Anschutz, DJ Perry, and Ralph Lister. Based on the novel Bestseller by Christopher Knight, I was enthralled and began squirming in my seat as the movie built to a twisting crescendo. Superbly acted by Mellisa Anshultz as Anne Harper, a literary agent based in the Chicago, the film takes you into her personal and work life and doesn't let you go until the final credits. Supported by great performances by DJ Perry, and Richard Lister, Bestseller will make you think twice before you book a cabin alone in Northern Michigan... or anywhere! In short, it was... a great movie!

I guess all of the other reviews on here were paid for, or relatives of the film crew, but this was TERRIBLE! By far one of the worst movies I have seen outside of Lifetime Movie Network! Low budget, HORRIBLE acting, and waaaaaaay too long of an ending. Between the bad Jack Nicholson, circa The Shining, impersonation out of the main antagonist and the annoying overuse of the main character's name, it'll be haunting your nightmares, and not in a good way. Please, for the love of all that is holy, read this review as the truth! All of the other writers are lying about this film. It is 100% horrible. If you do watch it, don't say I didn't warn you. I wrote this specifically to help anyone who turns to IMDb for advice, and finds all of the "good" reviews like I did. DON'T FALL FOR IT!

I saw BESTSELLER on opening night in Cheboygan, MI at the Opera House, starring Melissa Anschutz, DJ Perry, and Ralph Lister. Based on the novel BESTSELLER by Christopher Knight and was very pleased with the movie. It is a suspense thriller that keeps you on your toes from the start. A beautiful woman on vacation alone in a cabin, in the wild woods of Northern Michigan, being stalked by a madman. Perfectly terrifying! One of the best things about this movie is the way the plot twists. Just when you think you know what will happen next, it turns around in an instant without giving too much away. The characters are all very memorable and well portrayed. This movie will strike terror into you and make you afraid to walk in the woods alone. I loved it!

BESTSELLER is a Michigan-made movie worth seeing, if only to confirm that competent Wolverine film crews and casts can come together to create high-value, high-tension entertainment. Melissa Anschutz and DJ Perry team up once again under the skillful direction of Chrissy Rohn to deliver riveting performances even if some scenes are drawn out a bit too long. Good hand-held camera work brings the viewer into the chases and establishes a voyeuristic point of view during the shower and bedroom scenes that does not exceed standards of decency. Terror grows as horror is established more in the mind than on screen but the loud echoes of Hitchcock and Stephen King were a bit overpowering in my book diminishing what was starting to be a pure white knuckles experience. My criticism here is minor in the wake of what writers Travis Goddard and Chris Knight and director Rohn have brought to the screen, As the identify of the bad guy or guys comes to light, viewers will continue to be surprised by twists and turns and left to wonder if Bestseller II is in the offing. If or when Bestseller comes to your city, be sure to see it, if only to support home-grown talent. You won't be disappointed in any case.