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ACTOR
Beth LittlefordKate MansiValentina NovakovicJessica Cameron
DIRECTOR
Fred Olen Ray
SYNOPSICS
Unwanted Guest (2016) is a English movie. Fred Olen Ray has directed this movie. Beth Littleford,Kate Mansi,Valentina Novakovic,Jessica Cameron are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Unwanted Guest (2016) is considered one of the best Drama,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
When Amy has nowhere to go for winter break, her friend Christine insists she come stay with her family. What begins as a dream situation turns into a nightmare when Amy starts to obsess and wreak havoc on her welcoming hosts. Stars Beth Littleford, Kate Mansi.
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Unwanted Guest (2016) Reviews
Predictably predictable
I just watched this movie and could tell what would happen literally from the beginning. The plot has already been seen too many times and the title of the movie is basically the its summary. In the beginning of the movie we are shown a crime site where a young man has been killed and are introduced to 2 girls, Amy and Christine. The actress who portrayed Amy, the antagonist and the subject of the movie was obviously very convincing since you can immediately see that she is going to be the unwanted guest, even before she is even invited to stay at her friend's place. We follow an ugly but smart duckling who lets her hair out of a ponytail and becomes a sex bomb and gains confidence in a minute Amy through series of murders that, I guess, she had some reason for. Basically she is obsessed with Christine's stepfather, an average looking middle aged man (literally she could've found a better looking middle aged man in any bar ever) and tries to seduce him by preventing his wife and daughter from getting between them? How does she do that? Oh, by pushing his wife from a stool which results in her breaking a leg or something and later drugging her all the time, and leaving a window open so that the daughter gets sick (?). She then assumes the role of a housekeeper and a(n) (evil) nurse. However, the still-not-that-hot father is still not that into her (even thoufh they kiss once) because he, like, loves his wife. Of course, what feels like hundred years later than it was painfully obvious that there is something weird about this girl no one knows anything about and who likes to oddly stare at people with a creepy smile on her face, the mother finally realizes that it would probably be a good idea to, like, remove her from the house. However, when they try to do that she goes all nuts and tries to kill her friend. The friend is of course saved in the last minute when the mother injects something in Amy's neck (even though she was pretty drugged up and just broke her leg in two places, she heroically stood up from her bed, WALKED through the whole freaking huge house just in time to save her daughter. Ok.) The father and police come back at the same moment as Amy's dying and pathetically apologising to the love of her life, that average dumb dude. The worst part of the movie (maybe after the fact that every time Amy's obviously about to do something bad, very dramatic music plays for about a minute, just in case someone didn't realize that something's about to happen) is that, in the end, when she dies and everybody else doesn't, we expect to hear what's her reason behind, like, murdering and torturing random people. HOWEVER, we NEVER hear that because the police DOESN'T KNOW AND YES YOU JUST WATCHED A COMPLETELY POINTLESS MOVIE THAT WASN'T EVEN REMOTELY GOOD! YES!
Pretty bad on all accounts.
Just started watching on TV and what could've been good, went down hill fast. The plot was good, but the construction was hopeless. If they'd have worked on putting a 'real to life' spin on it, rather than reading off the back of the cereal packet, it could've been half decent. It didn't even pan out to much. If you choose to watch after this warning, I cannot help you get that wasted time back. The only thing I can add to this without putting in spoilers is, common sense and high end vehicles never let you down. I don't normally comment of movies. But this was just on TV and just awful!
***1/2
Amy is plain, very plain, an ugly duckling if ever there were. At the beginning of the film, her demeanor and looks remind me of Bette Davis at the beginning of the memorable "Now, Voyager." Alone for the holidays, she is taken in by a friend and the two go to the latter's home where the friend's parents welcome her with open arms. At once, Amy literally lets her hair down and turns into a gorgeous young lady, but at the same time she begins to wreak havoc on the family that she has become obsessed with. For starters, she starts slowly poisoning her friend leaving her bedridden and then conveniently arranges for the mother to fall off a ladder. With all this going on, Amy becomes their care-givers while trying to make it with the husband of the mother. This typical theme of entering lives and shattering them is commonplace in Lifetime films and it is well done.
Dutch Oven on the top shelf.
Who puts a Dutch Oven on a top shelf ten feet off the floor? Unwanted Guest does. And like a dangerous thud from a plummeting Dutch Oven this film hits the floor early and keeps going down. I highly recommend if you like cheese. Especially cooked in a Dutch Oven.
I wouldn't have trusted this girl from the moment she lost the glasses and let her hair down.
She's clearly not who they thought she was. These people are DUMB. She started acting creepy asf almost as soon as she got there. These movies are not TCM quality and I typically give them a wide berth, but I absolutely hate when the characters are too stupid to live. It's one thing if the villain is sneaky, but this chick is very bold IMMEDIATELY and there is simply no reason for them to either have not questioned her about her parents (mysteriously on vacation yet failed to invite their daughter who is also on break) OR asked their daughter who the heck she brought home. Like I cannot abide the dumbness and it makes it hard to root for the "good guys." The girls don't even particularly seem that close, so it's not like Christine is oblivious to the actions of a best friend she's known all her life. The "mousy" act is the worst I've ever seen. Someone mentioned Bette Davis in Now, Voyager and I don't see it at all. Charlotte wasn't evil. Not only is this girl evil. She's rude and way too forward. I'm at a part where she comes downstairs (after opening the window to make her friend sick) and she's in her newly purchased nighty and ol' step-pop comes downstairs in nothing but his bottoms....and they are both drinking. CRINGE. If you have a guest in your house, can you find your robe? If you ARE a guest in someone's house, can you find a robe? This movie is a mess. I see a reviewer mention that we won't find out the why, which thank you to that person bc without knowing ahead of time, I'd be pretty ticked. But that said, we are 15 minutes away from the end and there has been ZERO clue as to what causes this girl to be this way. They couldn't pen a one-scene flashback to a jacked up childhood of abandonment? She causes the mother to fall and break her leg, all the while she's poisoning the daughter. They even acknowledge that the daughter is getting worse, but no one suggests a doctor? No one tells this chick, "hey our family is in rough shape right now....maybe call your folks?' I hate dumb characters. The father is dumb as bricks. This girl is clearly coming on to you and you don't tell her to back off? Why am I watching this?! These parts are the worst of the movie. I actually recognize the parents in this movie from other stuff and I am embarrassed for them. I guess easy money and a paid for trip to Canada makes junk like this worth it. I've watched three of these flicks on this snow day and this was by far the worst.