Me too !! My mom would make a large pot of either tuna salad or macaroni salad or even a large pot of red beans & rice (have to be from the South to know what that is) & cornbread, DAMN !! Those were the days !!
@@brendagray9296 You would be surprised how MANY don't know, NOR what "S.O.S" "S**t on-Shingles" is. Everyone loves it S.O.S. on biscuits, but I love it on wheat toast. WHEW !! I would eat so much of it, I would end up falling asleep on the couch, looking like a fat ole doodle-bug, LOL !!
Enjoy the good times while u can.. I lost my mama last year and I wish I had one more movie night with her 😭😭😭 I miss the little things we used to do 😢
Boy, does this touch home! I was adopted at almost a year old.I remember vividly the abuse that I endured by my adoptive mother. Back in the 70's , abuse was not detected because everyone was supposed to mind their own business. Right! Unfortunately , I had thought about harming her various times in my teens. Obviously, I never acted out those thoughts , thank God!!! As painful as it may be , even now in my 50's , I totally understand how a child may reach that breaking point. At 19 , I moved out. I am glad that my natural brother found me in my early 30's and all of a sudden I felt whole again. I had the opportunity to meet my whole family. in the meantime, my adoptive father was a great man which I adored and miss dearly since he passed 5 yrs ago. My adoptive mother passed about 2 years ago. I realize that adopted children struggle their whole life and have challenges that other children can't even start to grasp. This is indeed an incredible movie.
Hi - I am glad you enjoyed the movie. I guess it was horrible back then and abuse was not detected nor talked about to the extent that it is today. I am so sorry that you were abused but at least now people who survive abuse are more likely to be believed.
Hi Dimitra. I just wanted to tell you that I understand you too well even though I haven't been adopted since I had tender father but my birth mother was very abusive toward me since I was a todler. I fantasied about running from home since I was 5, and in puberty I even had dark thoughts. The fisical abuse stopped only when I fought back for the first time when I was 17 and when she saw in my eyes I will not take it any more no mather what. I understood her and forgave her when I got to the age after 30yrs, age when she got me, and when I realized she had really serious psych problems she did not deal with... Maybe it is easier to forgive real parent, but trust me, I used to wish she was not my real mom and I was adopted.
@@draganandjelic5011 Thank you for your thoughtful message. You are absolutely right. An adoptive parent is different and forgiveness is different regarding those issues. When I was fifteen, she went to strike me again and I pushed her back and banged her against the wall. I saw fear in her eyes. Although, I was a skinny kid, barely 100 lbs and she was triple my size, it was definitely a Sampson and Goliath moment. That is when the physical abuse stopped. My case was a bit different, in that her mother, my grandmother adopted me and gave me to her. The reasoning was simple. A that time, my adoptive parents were going to divorce, so if they gave them a baby it would mend the marriage, which it never did. So the plot thickens. We migrated to the States and so on so forth. Nevertheless, I am grateful for my father and all that he did for me. I am grateful to be alive and back in my native country. All is good. Thank the Lord for everything I have and for what I don't have. There is a reason. God be with you always. Thank you.
Lifetime should go back to making this kind of movies, interesting and intense. I hate the newer fast-paced and empty predictable boring movies they're making these days.
@@Limitlesskkz2022 That is where it can become illegal... So far you can watch it if it is up, but personal possession is the problem, be careful. I looked it up a few years ago.
Really great movie! Excellent acting, suspenseful and many unexpected twists and turns! 80's and 90's Lifetime movies were the absolute BEST! Miss them a lot, but so happy to find them here!🙏😃🩷
Oh my this was an awesome movie! I love that the whole movie I was left guessing. I now understand why everyone says old lifetime movies are so much better. I can usually turn on a lifetime movie and in the first 15 mins predict the entire movie, and sadly I'm usually right 85% of the time after only watching 15 mins. I'm serious it's a game me and hubby play. We both guess what is going to happen and see who is right. That sure the heck wasn't the case here. With 5 mins remaining I still didn't have everything figured out!! Outstanding!
Did it really have you guessing because I'm still curious like the little smirk on Lisa's face at the end makes me wonder if it was really she and Tori was just taking the fall for her I'm still confused do you understand who is who who was the real twin
Raquel Welch was 53 when this movie was made in 1993. She looks amazing! Even today at age 78, she looks fantastic! I'm trying to figure out her secret :D
I think the movie has a lot of question marks to it. I don’t think Tory killed Melissa’s parents, i think it was iMelissa, as she was cold about their death. It leaves you wondering at the end. 🤷♀️
LOVE this movie. I remember watching it when it came out. Natasha Gregson is SO beautiful and did such an awesome job playing Lissa. Beautifully directed.
The two girls were so amazing. The only cast member that I would have changed, would be Raquel. She's so beautiful and I have seen her in other films, but her character felt like a caricature. The movie was well directed, but the intensity of Natasha and Kerri's characters just didn't fit with the lighthearted performance by Raquel. I didn't feel one genuine emotion from her. Natasha was so impressive. I've never seen Kerri Green before, but now I want to see more of her work. I really enjoyed this movie.
A lot of neurotic yelling from those two nutcases, poor baby will probably grow up crazy. The husbands in this movie were so light weight. Raquel attired in butchy clothes, what was that all about. Both of those girls were a sandwich short of a picnic.
shirish herwade Why should I ask my mother? I raised two daughters, taught hundreds of teenage girls and I , too, was once a teenage girl. I’m a pretty good source on the subject. They are ALL nuts.
If I had an alcoholic mother and a passive dad I would have been more than nuts, so it is okay to be nuts as a teenager. The problem is that Tory and Lisa are both sociopaths
@@LusaïlToDoha Don't blame them just imagine when you where teenage, and your parents told you they are not your real parents after 15 or 16 years of age or even before, you were thinking they are your real parents. How would you react? Not to mention that you would think "Why didn't your real parents abandon you? How do your friends think of you? You know what did I mean? I believe parents, societies, governments, fosters care are responsible too.
Mrs Victor Agreed. The new ones are garbage. Wooden actresses more like department store mannequins who can't act, 99 cent scripts all on variations of the same theme, My psycho boyfriend/girlfriend/neighbor/teacher, etc. etc. PLUS they keep repeating these same episode pieces of shallow, cartoonish crap every weekend. I think the man who heads Lifetime is a misogynist who hates women and has a very shallow, limited, derogatory sense of what women viewers want to see. Whoever is in charge of the Lifetime network now is totally clueless and just running it into the ground. It must be on the verge of bankruptcy now because the weekend morning line-up is all televangelists, infomercials and weekday programming is all reruns of decades old series from other networks. Shame, because it used to be so good. Even if they would just run these older stories like this one, it would be watchable, even enjoyable again. I don't get how a national network can be so clueless.
Mrs Victor You’re not kidding! They were so much better in the 70’s 80’s and even the 90’s compared to now. Acting was way better too. Glad we’re able to watch them again here on TH-cam. 😉
@@bostongal912 You realize that you are talking about TV movies from NBC, CBS, and ABC. Lifetime was not even around in the 1970s and all these movies were on network TV before moving to Lifetime reruns.
@@ParsnipBurger Network TV had some excellent movies with strong acting during the 60s, 70s and 80s. You regularly had Monday Night at the Movies which debuted in 1963 and ran through the 90s. Television acting, whether network or cable, was far superior during this era.
Towards the end of the film, Natasha Gregson Wagner screams at Alley Mills and the social worker, "Don't you touch ME!!!" It was like I heard her mother Natalie Wood say a similar line ("Don't you touch HIM!!!") with same level of rage and defiance during the final scene in West Side Story.
My dad played Commander Drew...the milquetoast husband:) I remember when he did this movie. It was one of the first projects he did in LA. He was very excited to work with Joan Van Ark...or maybe I was more excited for him? He said the director, Matthew Patrick, was great to work with. We watched it as a family and my little sister freaked out when she saw him burn. So my brother and I used to make her watch that part over and over...terrible...we laugh about it today. Ah...memories.
Lissa is the real twin but Tori was the one who killed Lissa's parents since she admitted it at 1:21:12 when Lissa asked, "Then why did you have to kill my parents?" and Tori answered "She (Mrs Drew) deserved it! She hurt you over and over... ". Lissa has that creepy smirk at the end of the movie because she was glad that she did not have to resort to killing her adopted parents like her twin brother Brian did since she managed to find another pyscho adoptee who was willing to do it for her sake.
This is a GREAT movie...kept me on my toes. Lissa's adoptive mother is a narcissist. Tory on the other hand has a supportive loving adoptive mother. Omg this movie was crazy.
who else thinks Lissa is the real twin and Tori just wanted out of her family so they planned this together? Lissas face at the ends gave me the creeps
@Jada The father is a codependent. He is just as bad as the narcissist bitch because he enables her to get away with her bad behavior, instead of standing up to her like a real man.
Funny how everyone is so into this movie. It's just a movie guys, still it is always the guy who has to check on doors or break-ins during the night, too bad!
JadaAleesha Dotcom he was passive!!! He never stood up for her against the verbally & abusive mother & in her dream (he slapped her as a baby to shut up).....
Why is Raquel Welch dressing like Diane Keaton 20 years out of date? Mind you, shows she looks Fantastic for her age as she was in her late 50s when making this film and she could also act. Enjoying this film. Thanks for uploading
Pathology can be highly genetic. However, most people want to believe it is prwdominantly due to poor parenting on the mother's part. I doubt there is a mother on earth who would know how to raise a child to be a happy, well-adjusted adult when there is severe pathology in her biological family - sometimes from generations back. I know from personal experience. Psychologists & psychiatrists think they have all the answers.
@@paulineong7009That's the way it is with ALL narcissists - all of them! So people think they are okay people. They don't see that b3hind closed doors you can just ask them to pick up a coffee cup & they go ballistic!
KERRI Green reminds me of a girl I knew in 2nd grade she was a 6th grader looked just like her could have been her twin I brought her flowers one day her name was Cynthia. M Dehn she passed in 2003 RIP😇💖
Bet you nobody anticipated the plot twist in the end... still not sure Lisa isn’t the crazy child. Also, yes I agree Raquel Welch was gorgeous in this movie!
So much depth, such a good movie. As an avid watcher of all lifetime movies, new and old, I must say that 2010+ movies don’t hold a candle to these older ones.
The scene where the little girl said "where are you going" take me please I'll be good I promise" broke my heart 💔... These poor kids in foster care, it's just too much
Let''s remember she was born in 1940. By the time she was in her 50s, there's a high chance she had plastic surgery. Yes, she's a beautiful woman but she looks a bit made up in this film.
Great movie...great cast. I loved Erin Green (aka Tori) in The Goonies and Lucas. She still looks great...I mean she's 29 playing an 18yr old in this movie
As a women diagnosed with pof in my early 30s it killed me not yo be able to have children. All the women in my fam are natural mothers by choice. My choice was taken. My husband at the time blamed me for not being able to give him a fam. He never wanted to adopt. Now as I am so much older I want too but hearing the horror stories of being a foster mom and basically caring and loving difficult children who have suffered to only give them back to their parents is heartbreaking. Not that that shouldn't be the goal in foster care but maybe foster could still be in the child's life in some visitation cap. Otherwise the child being cared for feels abandoned all over again. No wonder adoptive children have attachment issues. They are shuffled through the system going through foster home to foster home without stability. It's a receipe for heartbreak and confusion. 😢😢😢😢😢
Natasha Wagner is (Lissa) Natalie Wood's daughter. She has her mother's beautiful eyes. She was Natalie's daughter with that British jerk she married. Then, when Natalie & Robert Wagner remarried, Robert Wagner adopted Nastasha & she took his name, Both of Natalie's daughters are the very image of her delicate beauty.
At 1:14:00 Social Services would NOT send a single male to collect a teenage girl! There would always be a female present. He just drives off with a girl in his car. Totally unacceptable and unbelievable.
Some very good acting performances by all of the cast; w/ a fairly solid script, and excellent cinematographics. Just one question though; who installs a deadbolt on their bedroom door?
I remember watching lifetime movies all day on Sunday with my momma. Cooking, eating and relaxing on the couch.
Me too !! My mom would make a large pot of either tuna salad or macaroni salad or even a large pot of red beans & rice (have to be from the South to know what that is) & cornbread, DAMN !! Those were the days !!
@@bootsnsaddle8289, I'm from the south and yes i know what red beans and rice is.😊
@@brendagray9296 You would be surprised how MANY don't know, NOR what "S.O.S" "S**t on-Shingles" is. Everyone loves it S.O.S. on biscuits, but I love it on wheat toast. WHEW !! I would eat so much of it, I would end up falling asleep on the couch, looking like a fat ole doodle-bug, LOL !!
Omg me too!
Still do sometimes 20 years later.
Enjoy the good times while u can.. I lost my mama last year and I wish I had one more movie night with her 😭😭😭 I miss the little things we used to do 😢
I love see all the old decor back then and how we all survived without cell phones and computers. Those were the days.
It’s hard to imagine now 😮
Boy, does this touch home! I was adopted at almost a year old.I remember vividly the abuse that I endured by my adoptive mother. Back in the 70's , abuse was not detected because everyone was supposed to mind their own business. Right! Unfortunately , I had thought about harming her various times in my teens. Obviously, I never acted out those thoughts , thank God!!! As painful as it may be , even now in my 50's , I totally understand how a child may reach that breaking point. At 19 , I moved out. I am glad that my natural brother found me in my early 30's and all of a sudden I felt whole again. I had the opportunity to meet my whole family. in the meantime, my adoptive father was a great man which I adored and miss dearly since he passed 5 yrs ago. My adoptive mother passed about 2 years ago. I realize that adopted children struggle their whole life and have challenges that other children can't even start to grasp. This is indeed an incredible movie.
Am so sorry dear
Hi - I am glad you enjoyed the movie. I guess it was horrible back then and abuse was not detected nor talked about to the extent that it is today. I am so sorry that you were abused but at least now people who survive abuse are more likely to be believed.
Wow so sorry
Hi Dimitra. I just wanted to tell you that I understand you too well even though I haven't been adopted since I had tender father but my birth mother was very abusive toward me since I was a todler. I fantasied about running from home since I was 5, and in puberty I even had dark thoughts. The fisical abuse stopped only when I fought back for the first time when I was 17 and when she saw in my eyes I will not take it any more no mather what. I understood her and forgave her when I got to the age after 30yrs, age when she got me, and when I realized she had really serious psych problems she did not deal with... Maybe it is easier to forgive real parent, but trust me, I used to wish she was not my real mom and I was adopted.
@@draganandjelic5011 Thank you for your thoughtful message. You are absolutely right. An adoptive parent is different and forgiveness is different regarding those issues. When I was fifteen, she went to strike me again and I pushed her back and banged her against the wall. I saw fear in her eyes. Although, I was a skinny kid, barely 100 lbs and she was triple my size, it was definitely a Sampson and Goliath moment. That is when the physical abuse stopped. My case was a bit different, in that her mother, my grandmother adopted me and gave me to her. The reasoning was simple. A that time, my adoptive parents were going to divorce, so if they gave them a baby it would mend the marriage, which it never did. So the plot thickens. We migrated to the States and so on so forth. Nevertheless, I am grateful for my father and all that he did for me. I am grateful to be alive and back in my native country. All is good. Thank the Lord for everything I have and for what I don't have. There is a reason. God be with you always. Thank you.
I loved the twists and turns. Raquel Welch was good as a detective for a change.
Who is reading the comments before watching the movie?
Lisa Tinbliki i just said to myself, I do this before I decide to watch it lol
Me too..
why the hell do you care?
@@chriswesterfield4818 Shalom! Are you not doing well this evening?
I do . Thx.
Lifetime should go back to making this kind of movies, interesting and intense. I hate the newer fast-paced and empty predictable boring movies they're making these days.
I AGREE! That's why I don't watch them anymore. I like the older ones too. :)
Isn't it nice we can now watch the good old ones on YT? I love this.
I never watch the new ones.
Why did tori kill herself
Same!!! I don't find the newer movies interesting.
Thank goodness for youtube where movies from the past the are not available on DVD.
Its was unpredictable wow !❤
Download them and save elsewhere for future use.
@@Limitlesskkz2022 That is where it can become illegal... So far you can watch it if it is up, but personal possession is the problem, be careful. I looked it up a few years ago.
Torrents are better than jewtube :)
Ain't that the truth!!!!!
In these older movies, you rely on the talent of actors and not special effects. I prefer these older movies.
Yes.you're so right. I'm totally binging on these!
Ditto
Totally!!
What is the best lifetime movie (true story) you have ever seen?.
Ailyn y
There is nothing like a good old school lifetime movie. I miss lifetime showing movies like this.
I remember Saturdays with my great-grandmother as a kid. Watching these Lifetime movies back to back - 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm then bedtime!
Ive been looking for this for decades!
Good movie, fast-paced, no overwhelming score, twists and turns. Very well acted by all. Peace.
Really great movie! Excellent acting, suspenseful and many unexpected twists and turns! 80's and 90's Lifetime movies were the absolute BEST! Miss them a lot, but so happy to find them here!🙏😃🩷
timeless good about timeless conflict, good natural acting, no frills, no thrills and Raquel Welch splendid.
She is absolutely beautiful !!
Oh my this was an awesome movie! I love that the whole movie I was left guessing. I now understand why everyone says old lifetime movies are so much better. I can usually turn on a lifetime movie and in the first 15 mins predict the entire movie, and sadly I'm usually right 85% of the time after only watching 15 mins. I'm serious it's a game me and hubby play. We both guess what is going to happen and see who is right. That sure the heck wasn't the case here. With 5 mins remaining I still didn't have everything figured out!! Outstanding!
Did it really have you guessing because I'm still curious like the little smirk on Lisa's face at the end makes me wonder if it was really she and Tori was just taking the fall for her I'm still confused do you understand who is who who was the real twin
I saw one girl's hands picking up the file and I immediately knew who it was!
One of the best lifetime movies I have ever seen.
I'm watching again when I get home.
Great movie. I wish Kerri Green had starred in more movies.
Raquel Welch was 53 when this movie was made in 1993. She looks amazing!
Even today at age 78, she looks fantastic! I'm trying to figure out her secret :D
Agreed! Both her, Jane Fonda and Mamie Van
Plastic surgery. 😸
Amber Dawn plenty of $ and plastic surgeries. A lot of it is just natural beauty.
Face lifts , cosmetics, probably eat healthy foods.
@@wakedawncat9290 : EXACTLY
I think the movie has a lot of question marks to it. I don’t think Tory killed Melissa’s parents, i think it was iMelissa, as she was cold about their death. It leaves you wondering at the end. 🤷♀️
RIP Raquel Welch. You made great movies from 1 million years BC, Kansas City Bomber & the Naked gun 33 1/3.
Naked gun 33 and a 1/3 !? Hahahaha that was a terrible movie!! 😂
Lookin' at the comments, huh? Oh, you're gonna like this movie...🙋♀️ a lot
I love these older movies. Maybe because I’m older now. Thanks for the upload 👍💯
LOVE this movie. I remember watching it when it came out. Natasha Gregson is SO beautiful and did such an awesome job playing Lissa. Beautifully directed.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Raquel Welch...gotta Love her. Beautiful and Talented. 💜💚🙏🏽!
God, Raquel is beautiful, I'd forgotten. Nice movie! Thank you.
The two girls were so amazing. The only cast member that I would have changed, would be Raquel. She's so beautiful and I have seen her in other films, but her character felt like a caricature. The movie was well directed, but the intensity of Natasha and Kerri's characters just didn't fit with the lighthearted performance by Raquel. I didn't feel one genuine emotion from her. Natasha was so impressive. I've never seen Kerri Green before, but now I want to see more of her work. I really enjoyed this movie.
Kerri Green was in "Lucas" and "The Goonies."
U R so right. She is not q good actress but we still love seeing her.
A lot of neurotic yelling from those two nutcases, poor baby will probably grow up crazy. The husbands in this movie were so light weight. Raquel attired in butchy clothes, what was that all about. Both of those girls were a sandwich short of a picnic.
TORI WAS ONE CRAZY GIRL.🤣😂😃😆. Great Movie thanks for sharing.👍
Hey it's the lady who played Kevin's mom in Wonder Years !
Yep lol
Both of the girls in this movie are nuts!.
Steve Lennon
ALL teenage girls are nuts.
@@geographicoddity9444 ask your mother
shirish herwade
Why should I ask my mother? I raised two daughters, taught hundreds of teenage girls and I , too, was once a teenage girl. I’m a pretty good source on the subject. They are ALL nuts.
If I had an alcoholic mother and a passive dad I would have been more than nuts, so it is okay to be nuts as a teenager. The problem is that Tory and Lisa are both sociopaths
@@LusaïlToDoha Don't blame them just imagine when you where teenage, and your parents told you they are not your real parents after 15 or 16 years of age or even before, you were thinking they are your real parents. How would you react? Not to mention that you would think "Why didn't your real parents abandon you? How do your friends think of you? You know what did I mean? I believe parents, societies, governments, fosters care are responsible too.
Amazing. I fell in love with Natalie Wood's daughter. She is the spitting image of her mother.💗
The old lifetime movies are better...the new ones are not as REAL life centered anymore 💁
Mrs Victor Agreed. The new ones are garbage. Wooden actresses more like department store mannequins who can't act, 99 cent scripts all on variations of the same theme, My psycho boyfriend/girlfriend/neighbor/teacher, etc. etc. PLUS they keep repeating these same episode pieces of shallow, cartoonish crap every weekend. I think the man who heads Lifetime is a misogynist who hates women and has a very shallow, limited, derogatory sense of what women viewers want to see. Whoever is in charge of the Lifetime network now is totally clueless and just running it into the ground. It must be on the verge of bankruptcy now because the weekend morning line-up is all televangelists, infomercials and weekday programming is all reruns of decades old series from other networks. Shame, because it used to be so good. Even if they would just run these older stories like this one, it would be watchable, even enjoyable again. I don't get how a national network can be so clueless.
Yes they are horrible!!!!
Mrs Victor You’re not kidding! They were so much better in the 70’s 80’s and even the 90’s compared to now. Acting was way better too. Glad we’re able to watch them again here on TH-cam. 😉
@@bostongal912 You realize that you are talking about TV movies from NBC, CBS, and ABC. Lifetime was not even around in the 1970s and all these movies were on network TV before moving to Lifetime reruns.
@@ParsnipBurger Network TV had some excellent movies with strong acting during the 60s, 70s and 80s. You regularly had Monday Night at the Movies which debuted in 1963 and ran through the 90s. Television acting, whether network or cable, was far superior during this era.
This movie had me guessing to the end. Very good movie.
Me too theres a twist its a shocker yes
Dont read the comments watch the whole movie! Love it!
Awesome movie...Thank you, Matthew Patrick...
Towards the end of the film, Natasha Gregson Wagner screams at Alley Mills and the social worker, "Don't you touch ME!!!" It was like I heard her mother Natalie Wood say a similar line ("Don't you touch HIM!!!") with same level of rage and defiance during the final scene in West Side Story.
My dad played Commander Drew...the milquetoast husband:) I remember when he did this movie. It was one of the first projects he did in LA. He was very excited to work with Joan Van Ark...or maybe I was more excited for him? He said the director, Matthew Patrick, was great to work with. We watched it as a family and my little sister freaked out when she saw him burn. So my brother and I used to make her watch that part over and over...terrible...we laugh about it today. Ah...memories.
He was great. This was such an awesome cast.
Why on earth would you make her watch such a gruesome scene...getting burned alive? Terrible.
Congratulations to your dad and your family. I can only imagine how exciting that must’ve been.
@@sarahshouse1890 I agree, that's a very gruesome scene!!
@@sarahshouse1890brothers 😐
Lissa is the real twin but Tori was the one who killed Lissa's parents since she admitted it at 1:21:12 when Lissa asked, "Then why did you have to kill my parents?" and Tori answered "She (Mrs Drew) deserved it! She hurt you over and over... ". Lissa has that creepy smirk at the end of the movie because she was glad that she did not have to resort to killing her adopted parents like her twin brother Brian did since she managed to find another pyscho adoptee who was willing to do it for her sake.
Always good to see Raquel!
Not only beautiful, but outstanding actress. Love this movie and just 12 min into it!
This is a GREAT movie...kept me on my toes. Lissa's adoptive mother is a narcissist. Tory on the other hand has a supportive loving adoptive mother. Omg this movie was crazy.
who else thinks Lissa is the real twin and Tori just wanted out of her family so they planned this together? Lissas face at the ends gave me the creeps
You got it.
They didn't plan it together ..... but it was Lissa behind it all. Good observation.
So, does that mean the movie ultimately goes against the genetic explanation?
I thought so
Love your last name - - it is my maiden name.
aww that little girl is the sweetest ❤️
ITS NOT FAIR THAT THE FATHER DIED IN THE FIRE, HE SEEMED OK..
He was an enabler. He let it all go on.
@Jada The father is a codependent. He is just as bad as the narcissist bitch because he enables her to get away with her bad behavior, instead of standing up to her like a real man.
Funny how everyone is so into this movie. It's just a movie guys, still it is always the guy who has to check on doors or break-ins during the night, too bad!
@@16voyeur yes
JadaAleesha Dotcom he was passive!!! He never stood up for her against the verbally & abusive mother & in her dream (he slapped her as a baby to shut up).....
Raquel Welch very classy and stylish lady Great Actress
Yes never ages Raquel still beautiful takes good care of her self
Fun fact. The girl who plays Lissa Drew is Natalie Wood’s daughter. Natasha Greyson Wagner.
OMG, she looks just like her!!!!
Why is Raquel Welch dressing like Diane Keaton 20 years out of date? Mind you, shows she looks Fantastic for her age as she was in her late 50s when making this film and she could also act. Enjoying this film. Thanks for uploading
She was trying to look like a serious journalist
Both of the adopted daughters where psychologically disturbed! And they let the other stay with them!
Exactly they kept Lissa...smh
They are safe as long as Lissa doesn't get triggered.
Pathology can be highly genetic. However, most people want to believe it is prwdominantly due to poor parenting on the mother's part. I doubt there is a mother on earth who would know how to raise a child to be a happy, well-adjusted adult when there is severe pathology in her biological family - sometimes from generations back. I know from personal experience. Psychologists & psychiatrists think they have all the answers.
@@paulineong7009That's the way it is with ALL narcissists - all of them! So people think they are okay people. They don't see that b3hind closed doors you can just ask them to pick up a coffee cup & they go ballistic!
This movie wasn't made by Lifetime. It premiered on USA Network in 1993.
Kerri Green looked AMAZING in this film.
She grew from being the cute girl in The Goonies, to being a beautiful woman in Tainted Blood.
Great movie.
agreed
She still looks 13
+cristian c
She was 26 when this was filmed.
She looks great.
KERRI Green reminds me of a girl I knew in 2nd grade she was a 6th grader looked just like her could have been her twin I brought her flowers one day her name was Cynthia. M Dehn she passed in 2003 RIP😇💖
AWSOME FILM!!!!!
Awsome Comments & Convo Interaction!!!
I watch a lot of movies and this is the best I’ve seen in a long time.
Thank you, Matthew Patrick!!!
You just have another subscriber....
No way could this sister be slaping her brother like that in my presence
He was fine, she only slapped him lightly-don’t get yer knickers in a twist luv!
Agree, any form of violence, and slapping like that is, needs to be STOPPED! Unreal!
Bad sister.
Yeah right..i really felt for the boy
@@emmamaiphillips you're just as wacko as Tori
God 90s movie were the best. No overdramatized fluff, just great story lines with great actors. Van arcand welsh...winning combination.
The entire movie is overdramatized teen girls crying and screaming at each other 😂
This was a great movie good twist too👍🏽👍🏽
(SAD THO)😥😥
Joan played her part well. I didn't recognize her at first. I always liked her with straight hair.
I love Joan Van Ark! Of course, it's also nice to see Natasha Gregson Wagner, the daughter of Natalie Wood. Thanks.
This is one of the reasons why she left knots landing...This was a major role changer for her..And Terror on track 9 as well..??..XD
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Poor Joan Van Ark, she looks terrible now! Natasha, Kerri, and Raquel all look great.
Omg! The ending tho! 😳 Super Good Movie. Thanks for the upload ❤
I only subscribed because the Director posted this video! Thx pretty good movie
Bet you nobody anticipated the plot twist in the end... still not sure Lisa isn’t the crazy child. Also, yes I agree Raquel Welch was gorgeous in this movie!
Reading comments as I watch
So much depth, such a good movie. As an avid watcher of all lifetime movies, new and old, I must say that 2010+ movies don’t hold a candle to these older ones.
RIP Raquel Welch († February 2023)
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Still not sure who did it, very ambiguous ending, great movie
Tori had the gun. She took it from investigator's drawer.
It was Tori. She admitted killing Lissa's parents and Tori had the gun that was taken from the guy who was killed at the pool.
Tori of course killed herself after realizing that she had the bad gene too!
shivashish prarthi how can you tell that?!
I agree
The scene where the little girl said "where are you going" take me please I'll be good I promise" broke my heart 💔... These poor kids in foster care, it's just too much
So sad
@@positivevibes5364 I know 😔
I agree. All children need a good home. So terribly sad.💔
@@CMoore8539 😔😔😔 yes indeed
Adopt. There's nothing worse than to hear people lament about a problem and then moving on to happier thoughts...adopt!!
Good film and one I haven't seen before. Thanks for uploading.
OMG great movie. I don't want to give the ending away but just let me say I was hoping Raquel Welch would do that and she did. :)
Very sad movie, thank you
I think Tori was the killer as she resembles the guy twin at the beginning of the show that killed his adoptive parents
She also had the dreams (blue blanket) and admitted that lisa parents had to die....
Great, just so great!! Thanks for the update🤗
Great movie! I love Raquel Welch♡
I love her too. I don't understand some of the negative comments about her .
@@donnabrown9602 shes not good actress but was very beautifull
Natalie Wood’s daughter has her Mom’s beauty and talent.
Didn't know she 2as her daughter, but I see the resemblance.
Suspenseful movie mystery thriller thanks uploading
Thanks for upload; it was (melodramatic) fun. SPOILERS BELOW so don't read the comments till you have watched the movie,
Ageless, beautiful Rachel 💕
Yes I agree.. I forgot how beautiful she was
Takes care of herself and help from plastic surgery.
Let''s remember she was born in 1940. By the time she was in her 50s, there's a high chance she had plastic surgery. Yes, she's a beautiful woman but she looks a bit made up in this film.
Raquel
Deeply into her looks, but sadly a truly dreadful actress. Her acting is almost laughable and made the film unwatchable.
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I see where this was going.
The suicidal boy and the red head rebel daughter are twins.
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Three adoptees?!
That hairstyle looks just right on Raquel
Great movie crazy twist at the end thanks for uploading
A real Thrill. Nice to see Pam Logan on here, what a tragedy for Tori and her entire family.if only she knew that all was meant well for her.
Very good movie! Lots of suspens and a good twist
I think both girls are crazy.
Where all crazy😂
Yes Rosemary, you're right. We're all batshit CRAZY! Amen
I think that Tory killed the girl parents and the other girl killed the investigator
TRUE
+ British Miller
- And YOU are as ugly as sin. What's your point?
At least they have a valid excuse.
Both girls were sick. When parent give up their children, they don't know the lasting effects.
It isn't simply from giving up their children. Narcissism & psychopathology have strong genetic components.
Raquel gave her best performance in this movie.
My fave of her perfs are the musketeers films.
@@dolinaj1 Yes, I remember the 3 musketeers.
I just love it in these kind of movies when somebody gets hit on the back of the head and it goes DANK!#!#. Gets me every time.
Great movie...great cast. I loved Erin Green (aka Tori) in The Goonies and Lucas. She still looks great...I mean she's 29 playing an 18yr old in this movie
She was 26 ?
Kerri Green. And she was 26 years old here
As a women diagnosed with pof in my early 30s it killed me not yo be able to have children. All the women in my fam are natural mothers by choice. My choice was taken.
My husband at the time blamed me for not being able to give him a fam. He never wanted to adopt.
Now as I am so much older I want too but hearing the horror stories of being a foster mom and basically caring and loving difficult children who have suffered to only give them back to their parents is heartbreaking. Not that that shouldn't be the goal in foster care but maybe foster could still be in the child's life in some visitation cap. Otherwise the child being cared for feels abandoned all over again.
No wonder adoptive children have attachment issues. They are shuffled through the system going through foster home to foster home without stability. It's a receipe for heartbreak and confusion. 😢😢😢😢😢
Thank you. It's a great and tragedy movie. I enjoy it very much.
Natasha is the spitting inage of her mother ... just beautiful ❤
I've watched this plenty of times
LOVE! this movie 🤗👍
I am short of words . It's so gud . Loved it . One of the best lmn's
Wow a film worth watching
Certainly has a big twist story too it
Natasha Wagner is (Lissa) Natalie Wood's daughter. She has her mother's beautiful eyes. She was Natalie's daughter with that British jerk she married. Then, when Natalie & Robert Wagner remarried, Robert Wagner adopted Nastasha & she took his name, Both of Natalie's daughters are the very image of her delicate beauty.
Joan Van Arc is very good in this
10/10 this was A REALLY GOOD 1
At 1:14:00 Social Services would NOT send a single male to collect a teenage girl! There would always be a female present. He just drives off with a girl in his car. Totally unacceptable and unbelievable.
Lyssa still kinda creeps me out. There's something not right about her. 😱 She obviously has a serious violent streak.
Wow the ending surprise me.... Thanks for Uploading.
Some very good acting performances by all of the cast; w/ a fairly solid script, and excellent cinematographics. Just one question though; who installs a deadbolt on their bedroom door?
Kerri Green (Tori) is just adorable! At first I thought she was Stephanie Zimbolist. The resemblance is remarkable.
That was quite a story. RIP Raquel.
Who is watching it during a lock down?
Confusing ending
Mac a'Bhaird your comment is true. I have same confusing ending