Im not too sure why so many people were confused by the ending. It made sense to me although obviously far fetched. The sisters had planned it all along. Camilla went out driving that night with greta to run away from her crazy overprotective family (the dad and his sheriff friends were raised to be overprotective to the point of insanity clearly by their family i assume.. thats why they drug their wives.. so they can maintain full control and keep everyone 'safe' and in line) but when they crashed and greta died.. zelda decided to help camilla instead of just ratting her out to her parents. She helped her fake her death and when Monica found out her sister was still alive she kept her in her house until she could find a replacement for her. The dad promised monica if she found a replacement for camilla then monica would get some kind of freedom to go to the city. So thats what monica did.. she found Ana and the plan was to trap ana with the parents so that camila could take her passport and start a new life somewhere and monica could i guess eventually escape to the city, as she was promised (camilla was the favourite kid so obviously i guess it was harder for her in the house). I didnt expect much coming into this movie. I expected it to be a bad lifetime movie but it kind if surprised me because it kept me watching throughout so thats why i gave it a 5.

Deadly Switch is a Maravista thriller starring Heather Mcloughlin,Teri Polo and Dylan Walsh. A Scottish woman who moved to the states befriends a mysterious girl named Monica who witnessed Ana(Mcloughlin)being stalked by a black hooded person. Who is stalking Ana and should Monica be trusted.

Overall it was a decent flick. The whole plot was on Ana looking like Camila (who's Monica's sister that died in a car crash....or did she)and Monica forcing Ana to become Camila. If you enjoyed Single White Female or Get Out then check out.

Sure the movie is cheesy and corny and at most times ridiculous with a twist ending but its watchability is very dependent on the Scottish lead actress and her likeability. Her character Ana is such a sweetheart. She looks a little bit like Tori Spelling with a hint of Winona Ryder. One strange note though is that throughout the movie she is reminded of how she looks like the deceased sister of her new best friend. She does not. Nothing in the slightest likeness other than the red hair. Another part of the movie that carries it through is the strangeness of the characters Ana meets and the setting is beautiful. Due to the fact it is a television movie requires some of the acting to be suspect. Overprotective dad, the robot stepford mother. The corny cop who appears to be the only cop in town. The young guy (Kevin) who appears at will. The Cranky neighbour. There is a lot of cackling, chess playing. All in all its not bad. Its watchable. One note parts of Scotland are beautiful with its scenary etc but the major cities are some of the most dangerous parts of the U. K. and have major probelms with drugs and violence. Its not the paradise as hinted in the movie. Anyway watchable down to the lead actress. She was the best part of the movie.