Deviant Love

The worst actors & worst script imaginable.You can tell non of these people even attempted to make it great.A one star rating is very lenient, we need a zero star rating specifically for this garbage.

Wow. I mean, wow. The acting was so bad from almost everyone, especially Gail O'Grady. I've seen her in other things & she wasn't bad but this-my god. Just horrible. The story was pretty bad too. It never really came together.

I gave it 3 stars because ..i did watch the whole thing, they tried. but this movie is seriously PREDICTABLE. Even i knew the man was the childhood boy- in fact, everyone recognized him instantly but her. That shows how painfully dumb/naive the main character is written. If I was Rick i wouldn't have trusted her or give her another chance because she never gave him proof nor trusted him , she put the whole family in danger including the son and rick himself, and believed everything a man she just met say about what she should do with her life. He shouldve taken full custody and left her selfish a** LOL.

When the hot guy you met at the coffee shop three days ago shines you on with a screamingly obvious *-and-bull story, and you believe him over the family you've known your entire life. ... No one needs * that bad. How I managed to sit through this entire movie is a mystery to me. Not finishing things is a personal bête noir, but I'm not usually persistent to the point masochism. There's too much wrong here to cover in an IMDb review. DEVIANT LOVE gets two stars only because, sadly, there is so much worse out there.

First just to say it and move in the actor playing the son, Preston is far too old for the role. The actor is about 10 and acts like a 6 year old. Other than that for a B movie, it's entertaining enough. There are some leaps of logic to be sure, no omg twists or big reveals. The characters are broadly drawn especially the villain. A lot of time is spent with the family saying "Stop, Jamie, just stop" - it got on my nerves actually and the heroine is incredibly naive but her frustration at being "gaslighted" is well done. This movie is not terrible. It lacks the budget and gloss of an A list film but for the most part you could see a young Julia Roberts playing the role a as well - just with more shimmer and more sets.

Cue "Sweet Home Alabama." If you're reading this, you likely made the unfortunate decision to click this movie on Netflix. And for some reason that only God knows, the first twenty minutes did not deter you. You and I are the same. I love stalker films, but this was just *terrible*. There are so many directions the writer(s) could have taken, and they went for the absolute worst one. 3 stars for the acting prior to the final scene. I've never laughed so hard in my life.

OMG! This one has a funny plot. Seems like a usual woman going through a divorce falls for wrong guy Lifetime type thriller. But there is a twist I didn't see coming. He's her estranged cousin. And he's the wacko of the week with delusions and paranoid schizophrenia. Hence the title. How Flowers in the Attic! Just when you thought they had run out of wackos. Even funnier is her reaction after she finds out he is her cousin. Looks like mental illness runs in the family. The actors are quite good including Gail O'Grady as mom of the girl.