Review contains spoilers: The movie had promise early on, but so many things happened later. I don't understand...

Why did the main girl not get some serious red flags when she shows up to the professor's house and no one else is there? The professor then offers her, an underage freshman, alcohol. Red Flag.

Why did they not turn the journal in to the police?? Why did the main girl and her best friend discuss the journal with other people?? After speaking with the police (finally) why did she not immediately volunteer the journal?

Why did the main girl not pick up on the fact that both Amy (the girl who died) and Daisy (student union girl) both have Professor Hampton's class together the previous semester? Daisy, the girl who failed the previous semester...Obvious candidate for plagiarist!!! Ughhhhh.

Main girl is tied up...her mom and the police arrive...Why did they send the mom in instead of the trained police?!?!?!?! Seems like an easily avoidable scenario. Because the mom and daughter together nearly got themselves killed. Stupid, stupid, stupid. Then the police finally run in.

Ughhhhh. Some enjoyable moments, but a dumb main character making dumb choices. I've definitely seen worse, hence the 4-Star rating, but this one had me yelling at the tv for sure.

Hannah, a college freshman, moves into the dorm room of a dead girl who was pushed out a window but by whom and why? You will just have to watch and find out. This movie has a little unexpected twist at the end. Recommended!

Hannah Marks is excited to start college. Everybody gets a video message on their phones showing a previous student being murdered. The girl was the last student living in Hannah's room. She and her roommate are left shaken. She finds the girl's journal in the room.

Everything screams lower budget. Even the font looks cheap. This is a Lifetime mystery movie. The location seems familiar. I think they make all their movies at that location. I don't recognize the actors but their acting is fine. It's a blah Lifetime mystery. They are churning them out like a sausage factory. I like sausages. I'm just not going crazy over them.