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This film begins with a wealthy man by the name of "Mark Carter" (Sean Patrick Thomas) coming home early in the morning and finding his attractive wife "Toni Carter" (Erica Peeples) just waking up in bed. However, rather than joining her in bed, he rejects her advances and tells her that he is late for work. It's then that she notices lipstick on his collar and an argument quickly breaks out between them. That afternoon, Toni tells her best friend "Nicole" (Tiffany Black) all about it over some drinks and the two commensurate together. Needless to say, when he fails to come home until much later the next evening, their relationship really takes a turn for the worse--and it quickly goes downhill even further after that. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that I found this to be an okay movie for the most part due mainly to the acting of both Sean Patrick Thomas and Erica Peeples. It does, however, go a bit off the rails at the end but, even so, it still managed to pass the time fairly well and I have rated it accordingly. Average.

This film was that bad it was good to watch. Pretty basic story, bad acting, it realistically should have an imbd rating of 4, the good reviews are complete nonsense, the ending is just ridiculous. It wasn't hard to work out who the killer was, no suspense. If I'd appeared in this film I'd ask them not to screen it.

This movie was actually really really good, the plot amazing , i enjoyed a lot ....acting brilliant direction same ....you know tv movie ....but im so surprised...i do recommend.

I loved the storyline and the suspense. I was glued to the television on this one. I think this movie would be a good candidate for a sequel.

Thank you!

This is the best movie I have ever seen in my life. The tingling and the goosebumps I felt towards the end, the plot twist, Amazing....just couldn't stop Wowing.... Indeed a sequel is necessary.

I loved the story and the acting. It was a bit different from the average movie of this type. BUT...how us it that there was NO mention of the two people who actually implemented his death leaving fingerprints at the scene OR on the weapon that was left at the scene of the crime?????!! Especially the one who actually killed him!! That really killed the authenticity of the movie. When you see how he was was killed you will know that there was NO WAY that no fingerprints left, and it did not show him wiping the weapon down. I was very disappointed with that oversight. The killer should definitely been arrested but was not even a person of interested and got clean away.