Devil on My Doorstep

I rarely write reviews on Lifetime movies because they are all the same. However, I must say this one had so many twist and turns I didn't know who the true villain was. This movie is definitely a good one and a must see. I may just watch again because I'm sure I missed some key points when making me a snack. I think all the characters did a great job. It was really an amazing film that had me wondering how it would all end. The twist and turns were amazing. I'm babbling on and on due to the ridiculous characters that I have to meet in order to submit this review. That's the only down side to watching this movie at this point. GREAT MOVIE! Watch it!

Really enjoyed this one, particularly how the plot develops. Less formulaic than I was expecting at first, given how many influencer trope movies they have made recently. Even the setting for the movie was a break from usual stage design. The main characters are interesting and one of them eats an emotional support burger. It's fun and ridiculous in a Lifetime Movies sort of way, which makes it enjoyable to watch with other people. It could have used a bit more action, but definitely one of the best Lifetime movies I've seen in a while. My sister in law said it really helped her constipation as well.

Trailer—Devil on My Doorstep

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It is a real gut punch for anyone to receive the internet message "You Have Been Blocked" from another user. But it was especially painful for Chloe, who, to put it mildly, has become attached to Natasha who has blocked her. The film was successful in developing a suspenseful triangulated relationship among Chloe, Natasha, and Theo. Natasha is a popular influencer and a published author. She is also a grieving widow. Now, Natasha is confronted with two relentless stalkers in Theo and Chloe. Both stalkers are working out of the playbook of Joe Goldberg. That is to say, they will stop at nothing to be in the presence of their beloved Natasha. Theo goes so far as to abduct Natasha's dog, returning it in order to earn Natasha's gratitude. For her part, the pill-popping Chloe steals Natasha's book from a book store and opens up boxes of clothing and tries them on at her delivery company. Chloe is equally whipt on Natasha as Theo. Chloe, whose grandmother recently died, uses that as an excuse to play the role of a bleeding heart in order to become "grief sisters" with Natasha. It was never made clear in the film what was the attraction of the outdoor location in which Theo took Natasha. The scene with the bright lights was under-developed. What was so magical about this location that led Natasha at least momentarily to suspend her judgment about Theo as being a nut case? Beyond its shortcomings, the film was well-acted with strong performances from the leads, as well as the actors playing such secondary characters as Sloan and Lewis. The dialogue was crisp and engaging in spite of the fact that characters' neuroses did not instill much confidence in the Presto shipping and delivery company. It should have been named Psycho Shipping, Inc.