Reviews

Jake Mcdorman, besides being ridiculously attractive that he is unlike the real bad guy, did a decent job portraying the role of Philip Markoff in this movie by hiding his psychotic other personality from others for a significant amount of time. It was a role that he definitely knew how to act out without trying too hard which made it an overall good movie besides being easy on the eye. His TV wife however, was a bad actress, and honestly didn't have much charisma for the role. Perhaps a more well established actress could have been considered, who knows? He isn't a big actor either, but does a thorough job. I had a hunch that a movie like this would come out onto Lifetime just because Lacy Peterson and Natalie Holloway were also made into movies and were broadcasting on Lifetime. No big shocker there. Still this was a sexy thriller that i definitely enjoyed even though i normally don't watch Lifetime.

And my favorite movie of all time. John Hughes was brilliant. I love how simple the movie was...yet it was so well put together. Alan Ruck is the best at doing impressions. There were different events in the movie in a short amount of time, which was even better because it wasn't boring to watch. I find it amusing how the mom did not even notice the dummy in Ferris' bed...but hey, that would have ruined the whole movie! And another thing that is far-fetched is when Slone kisses Ferris when he is picking her up from school making it so obvious for Rooney to figure everything out. See...you never know what will happen next while you're watching it, and i have watched it over a dozen times. It's too bad that movies today aren't as good as they used to be.