User reviews

Was take a ride to the college with Tess or to the mom's house and show up unannounced. Problem solved. Except of course they announced their visit. I'm all for suspense but not when an obvious solution is staring us in the face. I'm going to finish watching it, but I'm not going to be happy about it. Better Lifetime "twinning" movies are the ones with Jen Lilly and Lindsay Hartley. Or go way back in time to Dead Ringer with Bette Davis.

Tess and Sammy are twin sisters separated at birth but one doesn't know about that the other is the bad twin until she shows up at her college and frames her for the murder as she switches place with her. Lorynn York does a fine job playing the twins and as the movie progresses you have to focus on which one is which! Enjoyable Lifetime movie and would recommend.

Saw this coming on lifetime and recognized the girl who plays the twins (Lorynn York) from a Netflix movie I saw recently, so decided to check it out even though I wasn't expecting much from a lifetime evil twin movie. But it was actually pretty good and much better than most of the TV movies I watch - I'm really into lifetime/hallmark flicks-Some are good, some are barely watchable. This one is definitely in the really good column and is worth checking out

That low-budget thriller we love to pass the time, predictable, and cute, not menacing, characters too good, and/or mean badass, in a country family atmosphere, sisters ala Ruth/Raquel separated in adoption, and the rest in us already. We know, lovely...

This was a good story. The acting was good and Lauren, well she was twice as good in this one! The acting was good on all parts and the story line was good. A couple little things that could have been cleaned up like good Lauren getting out of the hospital. The cop, after standing by the door so long, just happened to decide to go get some food at the time of the escape. But, a minor thing. I really liked the touch at the end at the prison.

More Lauren Swickard, please.