Hello Lifetimers! I took a bit of a hiatus from the blog to adjust to a new job ... and because there seemed to be a slower output of Lifetime movies in the fall. Some of the newer fare just didn't appeal to me (Sorry, Lifetime) ... particularly the ripped-from-the-headlines stories about kidnap victims or recaps on the JonBenet Ramsey mystery.
In any event, I am ready to re-devote my energies to recapping and reviewing the awesome films of Lifetime and the Lifetime Movie Network ... even though I missed the slew of holiday movies that permeated the airwaves during the last two months.
Looking forward to a great 2017! Stay tuned for new reviews.
This blog is dedicated to the greatness of movies appearing on Lifetime and the Lifetime Movie Network. It is not affiliated with Lifetime nor do the views presented reflect those of the network. This is a fan site.
Popular Posts
-
What better day to debut a movie about a deviant preacher than SUNDAY? Of course, the smart team at Lifetime knows how to rock a mov... -
Okay, I haven't blogged in a while ... BUT with a pair of premieres on Lifetime last week, I realized I needed to get back into the ...
-
I can't think of a better way to spend Sunday morning than watching a naughty nun wreak havoc on the Lifetime Movie Network. This Su... -
Sometimes, it doesn't pay to be a kind, sympathetic sibling. Radio shrink Dr. Jen (played by the always awesome Haylie Duff) finds... -
Admittedly, I am sold on this movie for the title alone! The original title "The Legend of Alice Flagg" probably wouldn't ... -
"Evil Nanny" sounds like it might be a horror story for parents, but it actually will induce more nightmares in property man... -
Another "Stalked By My..." movie enters the Lifetime canon. This one has an overprotective mom as the stalker, which is a sw... -
What does a woman do when she suspects her husband of having an affair? In "A Deadly Affair," Mary (Austin Highsmith) almost h... -
Two gorgeous couples decide to switch partners. What can go wrong? In "Open Marriage," we discover that anything and everyth... -
A kid shows up at your doorstep claiming to be a long, lost son. If you're smart, tell him he's at the wrong address ... then ...
No comments:
Post a Comment