Splitting Image(Married To A Murderer) is a 2017 Thriller about a young woman who gets engaged to a man who also happens to be a twin. However one of the twins is actually a murderer and now the young woman has to wonder who is she actually marrying the good twin or the evil twin?.

Part of me thought that the twin was never a twin at all only a fraction of his memory(due to being a mental person) or the woman was the killer herself but in actual fact the man had a twin the whole time and he was in love with the young woman. It's not the best film I've ever seen but it's OK to watch if you are looking for a thriller.

"Married to a Murderer" (a.k.a., "Splitting Image") is an unpleasant viewing experience with little plausibility in the main character relationship. Emma is preparing to marry Teddy when she first meets his twin, Frankie. The secret lives of the twins bubbles quickly to the surface and derails Emma's much anticipated wedding.

By the end of the first scene, it apparent that Frankie is bad news when he gets into a fight at a party in the home of Emma and Teddy. Emma should have realized the disturbing nature of Frankie's behavior and asked him to leave. Instead, she forgives him, visits him at his home, and allows him to ruin her life.

Frankie is also responsible for removing from the script two of Emma's best friends, including her loyal assistant Chase and her bestie, Becca. Even when she is warned about the twins by Marcus, the business partner of the mother of the twins, Emma refusing to heed the advice.

Both Frankie and Teddy were creepy characters. By the midpoint of the film, it was clear that Emma was hopelessly inept in recognizing that her engagement was heading for disaster. As the audience, we can only wait for the train wreck to occur in climactic scene that occurs on the wedding day. By the end of the day, Emma has a case of wedding bell blues that is colored blood red.