Je ne suis pas une mauvaise mère !

Honestly, the only thing keeping me from giving this movie negative stars is that we get to see Lane Edwards briefly shirtless in it. 10/10 on that hot, furry chest and treasure trail. That was outstanding. The rest of it was terrible.

You really have to suspend ALL disbelief with this one, because there is no semblance to reality here, no logic or rational explanations for why the characters do the things they do. What kind of parent abandons their child with a complete and total stranger that they just met? Or forgets that their kid is in the hospital because they're too busy fooling around with a psycho? None of it made any sense.

DVR it, fast forward to the Lane stuff, then skip the rest.

I got suckered into watching this train wreck of a movie. You can totally tell this is a Canadian movie. The acting is so bad, especially by Cindy Busby. The over acting is laughable at times. 2 hours of my life I won't ever get back.....

Embarrassed that I watched it. Maybe it is because it is Saturday and just wanted to faze out. I gave it 2 stars due to the fact that I am Canadian and felt really bad, to give it a zero.

The only person that had any skills for acting ability was the mother.

However, on a happier note, while fazing in out I tried hard to recognize some areas in Canada.

That was the only big plus to the show.

A strainy lifetime movie. I loss interest after 30min. The story is a copy and paste lifetime movie. You know the same old Mentally ill lady, lady overpowering men, I don't believe you, fugitive... Etc the same old formula from lifetime films. It gets dull.

The white bait bubbles make their acting look decent.

"My Husband's Killer Girlfriend" is a solid Lifetime movie. It has a good story, tight direction and a very likeable cast. The cast goes a long way in making a movie like this enjoyable. The entire cast does a nice job, especially Cindy Busby. Busby really delivers the goods in this movie. "My Husband's Killer Girlfriend" is a satisfying watch. Honorable mention: a dreamy Chelsey Reist. .