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For a lifetime movie, this one was very good from start to finish. Definitely plays with your head until the shocking revelation at the end. Highly recommend

Katie Leclerc is always a delight. She delivers a great performance with some extra nuance that a lesser actress might not have added.

The writing on this one let me down. A little too convoluted and too many misdirects to really trust any character POV. Like, who am I rooting for here? Still enjoyable enough due to the strong performances.

Pour it Up! 🔪🔪🔪 (3 Knives) 🍷🍷🍷 (3 glasses of wine required)

I thought it could possibly be a "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle" type rip-off. Fortunately it wasn't.

Original storyline, not typically predictable - nice plot twist.

Really good acting from all four of the main cast. I particularly enjoyed Todd Cahoon's performance and hope to see him get a lot more work.

One of the better Lifetime movies I've seen, for sure.

I watch every new Lifetime movie and this is the best one I've seen in a while. This is one I actually didn't have the plot figured out until the end. Great acting too! Adorable baby too!

Olivia lost her baby and becomes obsessed with her friend Brooke's baby so much to the point that she becomes unhinged. But is that really what ends up being the truth of what happened??? This is one of the Lifetime better movies which keeps you guessing.....Excellent acting and a good plot! Highly recommended!

This movie started out very close to a 1990's thriller called The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, but as you venture further into this Lifetime movie, you will see it is far from it, that is, when the twist you do not expect comes at you! Very well acted, very well done and I highly suggest watching this film, it is less than a year old, so I am sure Lifetime will rerun this movie, and I am sure it will be available on other formats, such as Amazon Prime, but again very worth it!

Compared to a lot of afternoon tv psychological films, this isn't bad. It leads you down a fairly predictable path, but then the ending takes you on a different tangent. It's well acted and definantly one if the better films.