These movies are a complete headache, hell a migraine! Where do I even start?? All I want to know is that did she even rehire ole boy after falsely firing him? If so, I hope he said F you and that she ought to be lucky he didn't sue her for false allegations leading to termination. Also, I can't stress how aggravating it is knowing that whenever you disarm the bad guy, you either watch them or you make sure that they are out cold before turning your backs on them .. so stupid!!! Don't even waste your time!

"I love party games". Uh-oh. Someone's gone a little cray cray. That someone is Molly Cole and she is played by New Jersey native Jackie Moore. Moore is a decent actress who does a lot of mugging with her eyes. Man, dem some creepy eyes.

Jackie Moore co-stars as the manipulative and unscrupulous villain in 2021's Party from Hell. "Party" is a nasty Lifetime flick that borders on sterile exploitation with enough camp value to pitch a tent. It's the type of film where Lifetime studio execs salivate with a green-light and become hot and bothered at the same time.

So yeah, Party from Hell is Lifetime network fare that checks all the merited boxes. You got the unseen cop characters who are never around when someone gets murdered (check). You got the protagonist (Denise Allen played by April Martucci) who is oblivious to all the evil shenanigans that's going on (check). You got the cliche ending where the antagonist gets away scot-free (check). You got the hammy acting (check). Finally, you got the low production values and sparse locations (Czechoslovakia!). Jared Cohn directed Party from Hell but you just know that the hand of David DeCoteau did a little bit of the guiding.

Released in the US via this month and featuring Eric Roberts in a small role as a rich investor (Roberts and Vivica A. Fox sure have been getting their Lifetime on), Party from Hell is about a wife and mother who hires a party planner only to have said party planner try to ruin her life.

Bottom line: If you like your Lifetime movies free of integrity and cogency, then "Party" will be consistent viewing in that arena. If you're a snooty critic like myself, then you'll be stuck in stranded "purgatory" trying to come up with a recommendation. Party "pooper".

Denise is someone who throws all of her trust in a woman she has known for, what, a week? She trusts this Molly more than she trusts her sister-in-law, her husband, a trusted employee. IMHO, she gets what she deserves. We like our LMN movies with at least a touch of reality. An extra star or two for Nicolette Langley.