In this version of the "Wrong" film series, Vivica A. Fox plays a central role as Claire Tanner, who takes her daughter on a lavish cruise to La Paz in Baja, California. As a widow, Claire is still in recovery, and the death of her beloved dad was devastating to young Sky. It is a time for mother-daughter bonding, as well as, apparently, a time for some hanky-panky aboard the Love Boat.

The cruise turns into a nightmare when the two vulnerable women are seduced by a pair of schemers working on the sly with the sleazy director of the cruise, Alex Colton. The ringleader, however, is a man calling himself Dante, who takes Claire for an outing his schooner the Crimson Mistress when the cruise ship has docked in La Paz. Simultaneously, Sky is being seduced by Rico, an orphan, who was taken under his wing by Dante to work in seducing women and fleecing them of their fortunes.

Claire and Sky had received a one-million-dollar payout from the husband's life insurance policy, which was discovered when "Captain" Colton hacked into their computers to learn that the mother-and-daughter team are ripe for the picking.

Unfortunately, the film turned into a bloodbath with the monster Dante killing no less than five people, including both of his associates, a nice middle-aged woman whose family couldn't pay the ransom, Officer Sanchez, and Monica Ashby, the girlfriend of Captain Colton. The saddest casualty was young Rico, who genuinely cared about Sky and helped the mother and daughter escape the clutches of the psychopathic Dante.

The exultation of the denouement in which Sky wins a track event at her school was a bittersweet moment in light of massive calamities that occurred during the harrowing voyage of the Love Boat.

The premise of a mother and daughter going on a cruise and being conned is quite interesting at first. The way the two ladies just fell for the men is a little too irresponsible even for lifetime. When they get cornered by them in Mexico then things don't really add up. It's not a lot of money for them to trouble with. Then the way the ladies keep punching their way out of trouble is a little hard to swallow.

OK watch but not one of the more clever lifetime movies

I love cruising movies!! I cruise a lot. It would have helped the movie if the writers had actually been on a cruise rather than showing what the ship looks like. Characters were going into the galley which they couldn't have had access to. Boarding passes are used to get on the ship and the line takes your picture for the sign and sail card. The ship will leave you IF the excursion is not through the cruise line, otherwise they do wait. Drinking on board is for those over 21 and the crew member doesn't just hand you the drink-it's put against your card The drinks aren't free generally unless you have some kind of drink package.. it's not a good idea to use the cell phone at sea--the roaming charges are very high if you're lucky enough to get service. It's not a good idea to just wonder off when you're at the port of call. You are in another country by the way!! I've only watched 35 minutes so far so I'm sure there are other items that aren't exactly correct. Don't use this movie as a guide for cruising!!