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But this movie really hit bottom. I have been loving bad Lifetime movies since the 90s, at least back then they had actual tv actors that you knew and a lot of based on real stories. I feel that most of their movies now are pretty bad, but there are a few gems.

This movie like all their others starts with a good idea and you can get through some of the annoying stuff and have fun watching these fun romps. Not this one. Both the writing and acting were equally awful. I don't even think good acting could have saved this predictable clunker. This is the first time I had to force myself to sit through the whole movie. I guess the one plus was minimal vocal fry?

This is based on a true story and had already been made into a movie in 1983 (The Awakening of Candra). That movie wasn't the greatest but is an 11 compared to this version. The writing and direction are bad and some actors over act making it silly then horror like at times. This wasn't silly subject. What Candra went through was horrible.

It seems as though the director was going for ant arty effect and it just felt off because it was based on actual events. Those events were passed over for fluff.

This movie fell apart at the end, which is weird considering they absolutely could have ended with the actual story.

This is a really sad but interesting case in a town full of characters. I like how the victim is not lost. We get to meet her through old movies, tape recordings, and family members.

The only draw back to this documentary is the intermingling of the actual case and the side project play and it's actors. While watching it feels as if it/they are completely unnecessary and only serve to drag this doc out, but stick it out because it all collides in ep 6.

It is mind blowing how badly this case was handled. So many people drug through the mud and a family left with wrong answers and so much grief all for one guys ego.