Finally a lifetime movie where the dialogue doesn't sound forced! This movie has some genuinely funny scenes. It's a nice thriller with a twist. I was able to relate to the characters. This movie was different from the other lifetime movies- stay at home mom of a spoiled teenager and workaholic husband who somehow can afford bills on a 7 bedroom house in one income and she solves this mystery alone...this movie was not like that.

There's a reason it's a lifetime movie. You could take bets on how long you'll make it into this. Good acting and writing should be the primary goal of making a movie, not ticking certain boxes.

This lifetime movie was definitely different than other ones with this similar plot.

Four women reunite for a sorority Greek reunion and rent a gorgeous plantation where strange events plague them. You know for most of the movie that a masked stalker is following them and the girls really do not connect these strange events with their dark past until towards the end of the movie.

When the girls were pledges, they accidentally were involved in a hazing prank that leads to the drowning death of their sorority president. They vow to keep their involvement secret, straining their friendship for 15 years.

There is a nice twist at the end on who the deranged culprit turns out to be when they realize there was more to the accidental death then what it seemed and the fact that they weren't invited to the reunion in order to catch up. I think if I would of payed attention to the beginning more closely, then I would of figured out exactly who the psycho was before they revealed it at the very end.

I honestly enjoyed this nice little thriller even though it didn't feel like a lifetime movie at all, it felt like it was one they would of premiered on CBS television instead.