This is an enjoyable movie with some flaws. The acting is good. Whenever I see Josie Davis starring in a Lifetime/LMN movie, I know she is playing the psycho. Her characters are never likable.
There was such shoddy police work.
They didn't check all of Danny's and the teacher's text messages. They could have subpoenaed the records.
Forensics would know the blood was smeared on the car's bumper, and it didn't match the victim's wounds.
Although the teacher purchased a ticket for the eight o'clock show, the ticket should have been stamped with the date/ time of purchase, I would think.
They could have checked the teacher's vehicle and would have seen that her grill was newly replaced.
With all its flaws, it was still entertaining. I would have liked the ending to include an apology from Danny's parents to Jamie.
There was such shoddy police work.
They didn't check all of Danny's and the teacher's text messages. They could have subpoenaed the records.
Forensics would know the blood was smeared on the car's bumper, and it didn't match the victim's wounds.
Although the teacher purchased a ticket for the eight o'clock show, the ticket should have been stamped with the date/ time of purchase, I would think.
They could have checked the teacher's vehicle and would have seen that her grill was newly replaced.
With all its flaws, it was still entertaining. I would have liked the ending to include an apology from Danny's parents to Jamie.
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