Why oh why do they always have to show animal cruelty in these LMN women in peril thrillers?? The girl literally just dumps her cat out on the street and they have to zoom in on the poor kitty's face crying and traumatized. I am an animal lover and finding it very hard to get past a scene where they show an animal in distress. Of course, it's fake and of course that fat kitty probably indulged at the catering table on set between takes. But they always seem to insert a poor animal suffering to show how dangerous a person is. STOP THE MADNESS! We want to be entertained, not traumatized. Let the evil girl do it to a person, and it's far less upsetting. Something about a poor innocent pet. No thanks.

Angelina works at a suicide prevention center, and she would appear to have all the sensitivity necessary to empathize with her deeply troubled roommate Bianca. Unfortunately, the fixation that Bianca had on Angelina as she sought a replacement for her deceased sister Amelia was insatiable and too much even for a trained counselor like Angelina to overcome.

While the singular obsession of Bianca seemed difficult to believe, the actress was outstanding in attempting to evoke this particular neurosis. The character's loneliness and extreme vulnerability came across clearly. But, of course, so did the pathology and the violence. An early warning sign was the character's cruelty in evicting a sweet cat from her palatial Los Angeles home.

There was good chemistry between Angelina and Diego, as well as her enduring friendship with her childhood bestie, Gaby. The film was also well directed with excellent camera angles, pacing, scoring, and environments. Bianca's work in fashion design was impressive. Unfortunately, her skills will now likely be put to use as a seamstress in the manufacture of orange jumpsuits in prison.

Same old tired psycho roommate plot, even worse actors. I'm sorry, but the Villarreal actress (who plays the best friend) needs to hang it up. It's the second time I've seen her stink up an already dumb movie. She's so robotic and barely moves her mouth. The lead actress and the rest aren't much better.

What happens when a woman in a bad relationship gets a new roommate? On Lifetime it means said roommate becomes obsessed, plants cameras/mics in the bedroom and takes out all competition. Rinse and repeat. It's been a while since they've done a closing shot of the psycho in prison still acting psycho, so there's that...

Do not recommend.