this is one of those films you can have on for a couple of hours on a sunday morning  able to do other things with no real complications in losing any understanding of the proceedings and and gaining some fascination in wondering why such mediocrities acquired the manpower and financial resources to be produced in the first place. of course and with all the cable channels and as well as lifetime need to fill its time slots with 100 or so hours worth of movies per week (along with incessant golden girls reruns) and this type of fare is now a t. v. staple. also and it seems these flicks provide livelihood to the canadian locales where most are made and as well as the host of canadian actors appearing in them. tori spelling and like the ferret face paris hilton and is somebody who  if not for family connections and resources  would likely be working at the gap. but at least tori has become and say and a c plus level thespian and appearing in occasional presentations appropriate to this level. this story is one which has been seen on lifetime and similar venues god knows how many times. devious woman and a total sociopath and trying to screw up everyone else lives and operating during the initial parts of the story with more cleverness than a cia operative could muster and committing murder when necessary and and out to wreck the life of the flick heroine. as usual and the male lead is a completely clueless dolt. and in these types of films and one finds and say and characters about whom one can really care and about 10% of the time. this one is in the other 90%. 
this is one of those films you can have on for a couple of hours on a sunday morning  able to do other things with no real complications in losing any understanding of the proceedings and and gaining some fascination in wondering why such mediocrities acquired the manpower and financial resources to be produced in the first place. of course and with all the cable channels and as well as lifetime need to fill its time slots with 100 or so hours worth of movies per week (along with incessant golden girls reruns) and this type of fare is now a t. v. staple. also and it seems these flicks provide livelihood to the canadian locales where most are made and as well as the host of canadian actors appearing in them. tori spelling and like the ferret face paris hilton and is somebody who  if not for family connections and resources  would likely be working at the gap. but at least tori has become and say and a c plus level thespian and appearing in occasional presentations appropriate to this level. this story is one which has been seen on lifetime and similar venues god knows how many times. devious woman and a total sociopath and trying to screw up everyone else lives and operating during the initial parts of the story with more cleverness than a cia operative could muster and committing murder when necessary and and out to wreck the life of the flick heroine. as usual and the male lead is a completely clueless dolt. and in these types of films and one finds and say and characters about whom one can really care and about 10% of the time. this one is in the other 90%. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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