A budding friendship with a new student takes a sinister turn when the girl starts to disrupt the lives of her family.A budding friendship with a new student takes a sinister turn when the girl starts to disrupt the lives of her family.A budding friendship with a new student takes a sinister turn when the girl starts to disrupt the lives of her family.
Kirsten Zien
- Michelle
- (as Kirsten Prout)
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- TriviaAlso known as The Wrong Girl on Lifetime.
- GoofsThe electrocution shown at the beginning was impossible as depicted as the person electrocuted was shown wearing thick rubber soled shoes and they were not touching anything to complete the path for electricity. The shoes would also insulate the person from the electricity.
- Quotes
Ashley Allen: It's just you know,
[brushes Sophia's hair with her hand]
Ashley Allen: your whole life revolves around school, and then practice, and then work.
Sophia Allen: Hmm. Mom. I'm healthy and I'm happy. And I promise on my way home I will get my head shaved, my nose pierced, and uh, I'm thinking a tattoo.
- Crazy creditsThe closing credits include a spider: "Boris the Spider ... as himself"
- SoundtracksSatellites
Performed by Amanda Blush
Written by Ovidiu Bistriceanu, Kristin Van Vloten, Daris Mangal
Courtesy of Ovi Productions Inc.
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unnerving and confusing throughout
This is a strange film and I am unable to decide fully what I think of it.
Watching the film, I could not see how the initial scene linked in to the plot although we know it must be relevant in some way. Kirsten Prout plays the strange and unnerving Michelle very well. The strange baddie of course is in big goofy glasses, like she must be strange with these on. We cannot understand why she does the things she does and why she has chosen Sophia as a target.( if you hate spiders ...don't watch this) I could not see where the film was leading, as to what finale. There is a huge element of "the unknown enemy within" feeling which makes it unnerving.
The reasons come about 15 minutes from the end. The idea behind it is very good but then the film gets silly.
Watchable on an empty afternoon.
Watching the film, I could not see how the initial scene linked in to the plot although we know it must be relevant in some way. Kirsten Prout plays the strange and unnerving Michelle very well. The strange baddie of course is in big goofy glasses, like she must be strange with these on. We cannot understand why she does the things she does and why she has chosen Sophia as a target.( if you hate spiders ...don't watch this) I could not see where the film was leading, as to what finale. There is a huge element of "the unknown enemy within" feeling which makes it unnerving.
The reasons come about 15 minutes from the end. The idea behind it is very good but then the film gets silly.
Watchable on an empty afternoon.
- veronicammartin
- Jun 9, 2015
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