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I thought the acting in this was exceptional. Story was predictable. If you seen one you seen them all. All that being said, I give it a five.

Firstly, I must say that Draya does crazy so well. Her ability to play the crazy ex is one thing that makes this movie bearable - her acting is actually OK. Pleasant surprise. Aside from that, the storyline is OK, but I felt it was rushed at times and as a result, there is a lot of cutting away from/to new scenes. It is very choppy! I thought the ending was quite good, it leaves room for a sequel. It's not a rubbish movie - it's bearable but rushed. Something to pass the time and enjoy if you kind of like 'relationship gone wrong movies' and are a fan of Elise Neal or Draya, but you won't write home about it. It's just OK.

Poor Writing, poor direction. Bad use if songs and sound mixing. The pace was odd. The actors did a decent job with what they were given.

Acting was terrible, script was terrible, scenes, make up just everything looked bad. I made an imbd account just to let people know how horrible this movie was. Pure garbage.

Not going to lie - we did laugh a lot in this movie. But it's not a comedy. The script and acting was pretty horrendous and the scenes were so weird - random and unmatching music was almost jarring.

To call this garbage is an insult to garbage. Would recommend for a laugh

Now this was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The acting and direction were laughable. The emotions seemed fake and off. Even the scenes of violence and passion seemed unrealistic. To even call this garbage a movie is a slap in the face to the B grade movie industry. Eventually I even had to press fast forward.

Draya's presence sets off the frame and damn nears melts the celluloid every time the camera finds her. I had no idea she had such serious acting chops. She makes pure evil look so good. She plays the temptress/villainess to maximum satisfaction. Instead of offering an apple, she rather offers an apple bottom...which the director of this mess is obviously obsessed with (who wouldn't be?) as he zoom a zoom zooms in on it constantly. Without Draya I would have given up after a few minutes. The lead actor, who looks like a doppelganger of that chubby Hootie & the Blowfish dude, but with a magician's goatee, should never be allowed on a film set again. His acting is crazy whack throughout. The dialogue is downright childish. The cheap sets are somewhere between soap opera and porno level. The plot has more knots than a pretzel factory. Draya is poetry in motion throughout. I hope her performance here opens up opportunities to appear in films with bigger budgets and better writing. I feel bad that she had to deign to make out with Hootie. Yuck. One of my favorite scenes is where she sucker punches Hootie's ex-wife, who just surfaced from a coma, out of her wheelchair. Draya's one tough cookie. The only other actor that merits a mention is the hot grandmother. I gave 1 more star for her performance. Draya's a 10 all day, but because of the clueless Hootie dude I had to subtract points. Watch it for Draya and maybe that grandmother. Forget about that Hootie looking dude though.

So this movie was not nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be but it definitely was not good at all. The acting and writing were both mediocre and plot was predictable.

One question that has been irking me is why is the wife's mom and the wife like the same age? They looked more like sisters than mother and daughter.

The best thing about this movie is Malik's presence. Had it not been for him, I would've stopped watching when it started. Never been a fan of Stokes anyway. He really practices colorism in his movies.

I was excited to watch Draya in this role, and she did a great job! Love the soundtrack! It was better than I thought it would be. Yes it's predictable but Draya was fun to watch play crazy!

Its good but not the best. It wasnt thrilling at all though. It does have good acting

Plot: Stylish, well groomed, heavily tattooed and recently divorced community college professor hooks up with sexy, shapely and psychotic new student for some extra curricular after-school bedroom activities. Must be how they do extra credit in college these days. Even though he is clean and sober in AA, he does not object too hard to having her pour booze straight from the bottle into his mouth as he is tied down in bed with her sitting on him. So much for AA and how did he not choke from that stunt? He eventually wants out but she thinks otherwise and decides to get some payback by going after his ex and his daughter.

The perfect mix of poor acting including the two most unconvincing police detectives you can find (one looks like a wannabe male model complete with spiked hair and tweezed eyebrows), predictable story line, undeveloped characters and dirt cheap production. By the way, how many community college profs in Los Angeles can afford to drive a Caddy Escalade, have a luxury apartment, pay alimony and child support and have their ex living in their former large and beautiful home complete with pool? They must pay really really well there.

Bro this is the worst movie I have ever seen I cannot believe this. Horrible story line. Didn't make sense. Horrible acting. Who wrote this and why.

Apart from the soundtrack, this movie is very badly made. A very poor attempt at copying Martin Lawrence's movie A thin line between love and hate.

If you are impressed with this film, it is bc the THREE WOMEN--wife, wife's mother and student-girlfriend--are what carried this film. even if you can get rid of any acting skills you had in the past, you can still see this guys timing is HORRIBLY OFF compared to Draya and Elise. HOR-RIB-LY! OFF! ... he too often takes long awkward pauses to arrive an emotional moment that his "scene partner" arrives by blinking making believability hard to digest. with him OUT OF THE FILM this would've been a 10, easily! check these women's acting chops out compared to this poorly written script. they still manage to create magic and slam dunk each scene in each breath

*I watched it because the director made a couple horror movies back in the day that I really liked. I wish he'd go back to that. He has major talent with horror. **This movie..same formula as a million other Lifetime channel thrillers. Good guy attracts crazy woman..crazy woman does crazy things..Good guy defends himself and his family..insert ending. ****It won't win any awards. A week from now you'll forget the name of it. But, for what it is attempting, it does well. Problem is, it's not attempting much.

The consistent close up shots of the protagonists feminine assets bordered on soft core adult movie vibes. It was weird.

Absolutely no chemistry between the couple, their acting attempts were appalling. One scene touched on the stalker's attempts at harrassing voice mail messages. It was so fake and insincere that it came off comical.

The endless preaching by certain characters came off with a strong religious vibe, totally unsufferable and long winded.

Nothing redeeming about this movie and I didn't feel compelled to watch to the ending.

This movie was really good. I'm was so happy to see Draya in this role. She did an excellent job and it was not one of those movies that you know how its gonna end as soon as it starts. Loved it.

The basic premise of this story has been done in one way or another at least half a dozen times. The acting was average at best; a lot of the line delivery came across like the delivery you'd hear in a soap opera. The progression of the story was incredibly predictable which killed the tension. This gets 2 stars only because it's not as terrible as some movies I've seen.

This might be one of the worst movies I've ever seen! I swear the leading male roll got his haircut between scenes! Its was just ridiculous! And to be honest, I pushed fast forward though at least 40 percent of it!

This was a poorly acted, predictable, badly written as directed film. Draya Michele needs some more acting lessons- her portrayal of Tracy was stiff and didn't creep me out because...we'll...she's not an actress. She should stick to reality TV. Charles Malik Whitfield earned the two stars because his performance was as good as it could be considering the bad script, and not great direction. He did the best he could with what he had to work with. The supporting characters were fine. The whole story was predictable and stilted.