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Beautiful pictures, beautiful people. I stayed captivated all the way up to end. Just the way it was wrapped up didnt do justice. I couldnt quite underatnd how he shot someone and explained it away and never got locked up for it. When Allyson & Eric embraced right next to Josh, I thought he was going to wake up and change the script. What mascualar villain gets knocked out by a frying pan smack to the face and doesnt wake up. Other than that I thought colours and pics were vibrant and very good. I cant say more I need 77 more charecters to submit my reviews otherwise it doesnt go through. But I had to weigh in.

I finished it, but his acting made it very difficult. This movie is a good example of why desperation for anything is not good. The set up for movies like this are always hard to accept because why would anyone be so trusting so fast? You should never be so hard up for money that critical thinking goes out of the door when it comes to strangers or people you know. Maybe that's something this movie could have changed. The couple could have wanted a renter so the guesthouse wasn't vacant AND have an added benefit of a contribution to the mortgage. Not they (really she) bought a house they couldn't afford and had no choice but to seek other income. How is that enjoyable or responsible?

This movie had potential, but was ultimately terrible. So the boyfriend gets arrested for attacking the psycho tenant, but the tenant doesn't get arrested for using a gun that wasn't his to shoot someone?! WHAT??? Then he's allowed just not show up at the police station to provide a statement and answer questions? Some things are too ridiculous and it's because Lifetime chooses this path. The concept of a nightmare tenant that's hard to get rid of is a decent set up for a movie because the tension is baked in. It's as if because Lifetime just churns these movies out that they only give the bare minimum to the actual production. These movies don't HAVE to be as bad as they are. Movies like My Husband's Killer Girlfriend, The Perfect Wedding, and House on Fire are a few of this year's examples where they clearly put in some effort.

The villain Josh was a terrible actor and it was as if he was reading his lines. He looked a mashup of John Cena and Jon Bernthal. I'll give him that his character seemed 'roided up' and unstable, but the portrayal still needed to be taken down a couple of notches. I think the movie tried to do a twist, but it was really obvious from the start. Lifetime movies of late (2017-present) rarely deploy true twists.

Brittany Underwood is usually reliable whether she's the protag or the villain, but her character was way too trusting and gullible here.

The climax scene was nothing spectacular. It was what it was. Watch it once and decide.

This is probably the worst lifetime movie I've ever seen, and I've seen some pretty bad ones. The title leaves nothing to wonder. Spoiler Alert. The killer is the one who lives in the backyard. There is a stupid subplot regarding cheater that was 100% irrelevant. The acting, script and overall story was awful. Boring, predictable and unbearable to watch and I'm not that hard to entertain or impress...obviously because I watch Lifetime movies as a guilty pleasure and even like most of them, so what does that tell you. If even I couldn't find anything good, you definitely won't either. Pick another title to watch and don't waste your time on this one. Not one part of it intrigued me. The WORST lifetime movie I've seen in a long time. I hate myself for even finishing it.

Bad movie. But I liked Brittany Underwood and Jacob Taylor (Allyson & Eric). They were a fun, sweet, believable couple. I liked their performances and chemistry. The script was poorly written & far-fetched - utterly unbelievable - but they made it work.

The villain (Josh, played by Kristie Andrews)?& his story was so dull and one dimensional, I sort of skipped through most of those dumb scenes & wooden performances. All the stupid stuff geared to get Allyson to leave Eric was far fetched, especially the photo of Eric's coworker kissing him without consent. Most employees would be fired for a stupid stunt like that in this day & age.

I gave this a higher rating than it deserved based on Brittany & Hayden's performance. The sister was also played very well.

This is one of the four or five standard plots that Lifetime movies follow over and over, and the final outcome could be predicted after the first 15 minutes, down to the lady kneeing the crazed armed killer in the junk in the final fight scene. But the biggest problem was the mismatch between the two main characters. She is older than him, and frankly not very attractive. It didn't feel real.