This movie was an okay way to pass the time on a day when you're not feeling well. But I wouldn't go out of of my way for it.

Linda Purl did all right, and convinced me that she was a little off-kilter. Linden Ashby is very handsome, but he didn't exhibit much emotion. He seemed mostly stony-faced.

I can truly say that the only person I really loved in the movie was the character Kevin, played by Bruce Dinsmore. I always enjoyed seeing him on the screen. Now he is someone I would make a point of following!

And even though her scene was quite short, Sophie Gedron looked pretty awkward. I've never seen her in any movie where she looked natural. I hope she comes to realize that acting is just not her thing. (Unfortunately, she the Octomom decided to get lip jobs, and their lips now overwhelm their faces. Too bad she decided to go that route.)

Like all made for TV movies, you can almost write the entire storyline from start to finish just by watching the first 5minutes of it. I kinda knew what to expect but hey, it was a lazy winter Sunday morning and I was in no hurry to get out of bed and flicking through channels, saw this and watched. Linda Purl's acting was the only saving grace. The other characters lacked depth and I cannot believe how these writers always make the main characters seem so weak and simple and act all they have faced in a manner no person with an ounce of common sense would. Although there were some good scenes in parts thanks to Linda Purl's character, I think this formula needs to be reworked and even if the writer or Director wants a happy ending, they can still make the movie a true suspense from start to finish that when you get there (end) it should come as a surprise. It is for this reason I have given this movie a 3 star just on the basis of Linda's performance.

After Laci Collins' sister Carrie died in a tragic auto accident, Laci moved in with her sister's widower, Richard Wynn. For two years Laci has cooked for Richard and his two beautiful children, Molly and Danny. In the past, Laci had played the role of nursemaid to her dear mother, until she had had enough and killed her. Now, Laci believes her time has come. She has needs, and she has become obsessed with Richard. The only problem is that Richard has no romantic feelings for his deranged sister-in-law.

"Maid of Honor" develops a good set of characters, including Richard's fiancée, Nicole, who was once married to a criminal named Joel Maiser, who is currently in prison for manslaughter. Laci discovers the truth about Nicole's past and attempts to use it to derail the marriage in which she has been asked to be the maid of honor.

When Richard forgives Nicole for not informing him about her broken marriage, Laci moves to Plan B. Now, she tries to kill Nicole through feeding her nuts to which she has a serious allergy. Nicole is rushed to the hospital, and Laci once again fails in an attempt to smother her with a pillow. After a false ending to the film, Laci shows up during the honeymoon, making one final "stab" at ruining the marriage of Richard and Nicole.

There was far too much violence in the film, including the elimination of one of the most interesting characters, Richard's "best man" and co-worker Kevin. Kevin may have been attracted to Laci, but he sensed that something was amiss and began snooping around. When he confronted her, she bashed his brains in. It seemed gratuitous as well to have Laci kill the kind handyman at the lake.

The best line in the film was spoken by Richard when he referred to his home as "a nut-free zone." Little did he know how wrong he was in that statement, due to the needy and emotionally starved Auntie Laci, who would stop at nothing to find her way into Richard's heart. It was never enough for Laci just to be the maid of honor. She wanted it all.