Mum's Monday Evil Intent

 


This film starts off so sinister, only to get worse, it is so sad to see an innocent family get, all I can say is, scammed. There is a lesson in this film that is to be careful who is listening. It is sad to see that Mira (Abbie Cobb) is already scared as a mum would be. Another lesson is, be careful who you invite into your home.


I knew something, by the nature of this film, would happen. It is sad to see her first victim. And now something else is off, I knew it, however, this film is not necessarily predictable. All you know is that bad things are and are going to happen. The title of this film is a good one.


There is another lesson in this film, be careful who you are talking to on the internet. This shows that on many levels and in many ways people are not who they are or who they seem to be.


It is so sad to see Mira suffering. This film is jammed packed with evil, it is a good solid film. Hearing her mention that she is a ‘Registered nurse’ is unnerving under the circumstances. Poor Mira. this film is creepy. I am glad Karen (Mieko Hillman) is suspicious. It is sad to see Todd listening in and is now wrongly suspicious.


Oh, no, another victim, that was shockingly quick. It is also sad to see another innocent victim caught up in what is going on, and he was only trying to help.


Gwen (Lyndon Smith) is clever and manipulative. The script is solid and full of evil. It is good that Max (Griffin Morgan), although he is only in it a little, is not involved in the evil going on, although one scene made me question this.


Now it is getting good that, despite what is going on and me not knowing how this will be found out, there are clues emerging, and the right person is now becoming aware. However, this part is, it seems, short lived, and I wanted to shout at the TV ‘NO’. but now it is good to see her do some more exploring.


I hope there is enough of a realisation. Max will be fine, I know as a mother we worry, but the ‘Intent’ of this film is to be a family and to look after Max. Well I thought that, so now what? What a relief to hear that at least.


I am so glad Todd (Sean Faris) now knows the truth at last. What an incredibly strange ending to this evil intense film, it left me feeling a bit confused.


Thank you for reading

Sandra

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