Okay, so this Lifetime movie is definitely one of those "you know who the killer is" scenarios. And, I'm usually a "click off the moment it's obvious" kind of viewer. This one kept me hooked! The whole "Heather" online profile thing was just too interesting to skip. I really wanted to find out how she became real.

One thing I loved was that the girls in the movie were normal, relatable sizes. No skinny minny stereotypes here! The guy playing Liam also wasn't your typical jock. More of a "noble rich kid" vibe, which I liked. Although, that basketball scene where he was practicing... not so convincing.

And wait, what about the punishment for Nicole and her crew? Even though they didn't know the real "Heather," they were still using a real person's image without consent. That's definitely cyberbullying, fraud, or something! I guess the movie just wanted us to focus on the "killer" plot, but it left me wondering about the ethical implications.

There is a parable at the heart of "Do You Trust Your Boyfriend?" (aka, "Killer Profile"). The character of Heather Harris is a product of artificial intelligence, a non-existent bot brought to life as a Frankenstein in the form of the deranged Jenny Morris.

Unfortunately, the film's theme was diminished due to a convoluted narrative that included too many far-fetched and implausible situations. What started as a malicious ploy by Nicole to determine how much she could trust her boyfriend Liam DeLuca, escalated into a nightmare with numerous lives at stake. Eventually, Nicole came to regret her mistake, just as the computer savvy Cass felt remorse for enabling and expanding the scheme.

Viewing this film will offer a stern warning about the risks of social media and the untoward consequences of fiddling on the internet. There were good performances and comaraderie among the "Three Muskateers" (Nicole, Angie, and Cass). But there remained loose in the film an important lesson about the horrors that can take place on a tiny cell phone.

Unfortunately the end of this movie is back to front the 2 people who did all that damage to the poor girl and ruined her life. That spirals her in to seeking vengeance get away with a happy ever afterwards ending .Instead of justice for there wrong doings.