Une maison pas si tranquille

Being the lifetime movie buff that i am, I had to come here and review this movie. I wanted to like it but just couldn't. The acting was so bad, almost embarrassing. So many things could have been said or done differently to make this a decent movie. This movie has potential but failed to deliver. One of the worst lifetime movies I've seen.

This is one of the worst Lifetime movies I've ever seen! The acting was horrible, none of the characters were likeable, and it was based on actual events!? If that's true then I hope it is very loosely! None of it was believable and just too many holes and unrealistic situations...from the guy checking out the house at night with a flashlight and determining it to be "perfect" to the wife complaining the House wasn't "ready for entertaining" yet everything was perfectly placed just days after moving in?? Also the night they were going out to dinner, the wife said they needed to go early because the daughter has school the next day, but then the next scene (same day) they are talking about the potluck being the next day (a Saturday). Poor editing obviously. Even so, I watched this whole movie, Lololololol

The acting in this movie was beyond terrible. Don't bother to watch.

I'm all for Lifetime movies (saw this on Lifetime Movie Network) but this one was absolutely horrible, from acting to too many holes in the movie.

As the summary says, Rebecca and Brian move into a new house in which strange things start happening from food they didn't order being delivered to their house, to exterrminators being called because of a rat problem they say they don't have. They soon learn whose behind all of these "pranks".

Issue one.If you say you didn't order food that's being delivered to your house, you shouldn't, nor would you pay for it, yet, Brian pays $57 for four pizzas and $42 for Chinese food.

Issue two: When they call the police about what's been taking place a detective shows up. When does a detective take a report for non-emergency, non violent issues? Detectives are usually assigned important cases. Not petty stuff like food being delivered and exterminators being called.

Issue three: When the detective goes to Brian and Rebecca's house and finds the door open, why doesn't he announce he's the police or he's a detective instead of shouting "Hello! Anyone home?"

And don't get me started on the unnecessary dramatic music through out the movie. Every scene in the movie had music.

This is one of those movies where the synopsis sounds great, but the execution was horrible.

I don't recommend this movie to anyone...not even if you're bored and this the only thing on TV.

I'll fully admit that LMN movies are written with the mentality just shading Harlequin romance novels, but does Lifetime really believe their viewership is that dumb? Who writes a character as dumb as the wife? She sees all these weird things happening to them, hears the detective say that the weird happenings are set up with burner phones, and then she flips out like a psychotic, menstruating beast after finding underwear in the bed?

The husband should have had lines written for his character at that moment telling her that she needed to get the hell out, and that she would have nothing in the divorce settlement. Worst LMN movie ever written, and that's saying plenty. (ps. my husband says worst LMN ever (even tho we enjoy them), but this really does take the cake)