In "The Wrong Real Estate Agent," Julie Fields and her daughter Maddie move into a beautiful home courtesy of her colleague at work. From the outset, the house feels spooky and for good reason. Charles, who is the wrong real estate agent, has the place bugged, and he is monitoring every move of the unsuspecting Julie.
The incomparable Miss Vivica A. "Lifetime" Fox plays the role of Julie, and the costume designer has gone the extra mile to give Miss Fox a stunning wardrobe. In almost every scene, there is a new outfit, which undoubtedly has an effect of driving the obsessive-compulsive Charles wild with desire.
A weakness of the film was in the pacing that was far too sluggish. The long, drawn-out scenes were hampered as well with the slowness of Julie to figure out that the creepy Charles was whipt. The couple had a friendship in the past, but Julie never recognized the danger signs of this deeply troubled soul.
There was also too much senseless violence and collateral damage in the deaths of the handyman Connor, the nosy neighbor TJ, and the nice man Ron whom Julie met on a dating site.
The film's ending was disappointing as well. It was completely implausible that the police were unable to locate Charles, leaving the door wide open for "The Wrong Real Estate Agent, Part II."
The incomparable Miss Vivica A. "Lifetime" Fox plays the role of Julie, and the costume designer has gone the extra mile to give Miss Fox a stunning wardrobe. In almost every scene, there is a new outfit, which undoubtedly has an effect of driving the obsessive-compulsive Charles wild with desire.
A weakness of the film was in the pacing that was far too sluggish. The long, drawn-out scenes were hampered as well with the slowness of Julie to figure out that the creepy Charles was whipt. The couple had a friendship in the past, but Julie never recognized the danger signs of this deeply troubled soul.
There was also too much senseless violence and collateral damage in the deaths of the handyman Connor, the nosy neighbor TJ, and the nice man Ron whom Julie met on a dating site.
The film's ending was disappointing as well. It was completely implausible that the police were unable to locate Charles, leaving the door wide open for "The Wrong Real Estate Agent, Part II."