This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

I liked this film, it was a little slow and thought that all the actors did a good job. It annoys me so much when someone won't come out and say what needs to be said, but then there wouldn't be much suspense if they did!! Seriously I'm digressing, it does have black humour it's okay for both sexes and the bad guys are vicious comedy relief. I think some of it wasted on the technology, after all there are houses and so on like this now and most of us are savvy enough to know what it all means. Decent plot good acting, bit of fun don't take it so seriously and enjoy it in bed with some ice cream and partner or mates on a lazy afternoon.

I am getting sick and tired of movies showing white men and especially Italian more often than not as the bad guys as this movie shows. It is ironic that that certain minority groups are always the innocent ones and upright. Why don't they make a movie of thugs in the inner city doing home invasions? They won't because there would be an outcry. It is also ironic that Italians are always shown as criminals when despite the Mafia which hardly exists any more and when it did there where only 8000 members they make up a large per capita proportion of law enforcement positions. They should portray other ethnic groups in a negative light and watch the reaction that would occur.

I enjoyed this movie. It was indeed filled with suspense. This suspenseful thriller had a very good storyline. Terrell Ransom Jr. in his role as Cody Braxton performed extremely well for his young age. Sean Patrick Thomas,(Jordan Braxton), as usual was marvelous in his role. Tessa Thompson,(Nia Palmer), and Jordan Ladd,(Ariana Braxton), performances were very good as well. This movie captured my attention to the very end – by the way, I love what Nia said to Ariana on the roof, it made me laugh. My only critique to this movie is that it needed a little more script after the roof scene to complete this movie, other than that, I really enjoyed it.This movie made me think about modern technology of today and the future. It makes me wonder...who is, or will be watching, reading what we've typed on-line, and listening to everything we do? hmmm.

I found this movie to be pretty good, and I was surprised that a Lifetime movie had 4 non-whites in a feature that actually had more than one line, LOL. I'm guessing that this movie wasn't actually made for the channel but was shown on it. I'm a big fan of Lifetime movies, and this one did not disappoint, it was better than OK. Tessa was somewhat annoying as Nia, I think maybe it was her voice that got on my nerves a little, but she was good. Sean Thomas I hadn't seen before Ringer, and he's good on there and good here too. Jordan Ladd was decent, but I couldn't get over how much older she looked since Never been kissed. The kid who played Cody was Super annoying! I could have done without him. Jordan and Ariana were not convincing as a couple that had ever been deeply in love, I just didn't buy them. Ariana didn't seem to have that busy of a life, yet her nanny knew more about her son than she did. I could have done without Ariana's black truffle/white truffle comment. The bad guys in the movie were a little to callous and icky for my tastes, but they were very convincing. I did like that Jordan was shown as a stand up father, even if he was a cheat.