Dylan Vox
as Director
The drama film My Nightmare Landlord, starring Caroline Harris, Ignacyo Matynia, Sinéad D'arcy, etc., directed by Dylan Vox, was released on March 7, 2020 in the United States. It tells the story of Lydia moves into a new apartment after breaking up with her long term boyfriend and finds herself more and more isolated as her apartment manager becomes obsessed with her. This is a Drama, Mystery, Romance film with a runtime of 87 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.5/10 from 518 viewers.
Dylan Vox
as Director
Caroline Harris
as Lydia
Ignacyo Matynia
as Drew
Sinéad D'arcy
as Kaylee
Spencer Belko
as Tim
Andre Boyer
as Brad
Willow Hale
as Helen
Lashan Anderson
as Mrs. Alves
Lucy Boryer
as Lucia
Harwood Gordon
as Professor Moodley
Noelle Perris
as Officer Hess
Naomi L. Selfman
as Writer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
This movie had characteristics to be a good movie, and I understand this is a low budget movie so things are very limited. A think the actors are good but the script... the writer and the producer could have done a better job on that. What about the soundtrack played randomly in the background? It was too much. It made me so distracted.
I've been watching a lot of LMN movies lately and it kills me that these women are so naive and leave there home without security systems and no dead bolt. This one I just didn't care for after he kills the girls ex boyfriend. I wish they didn't always kill the friend or boyfriend! But it was ok because of the acting.
Same lifetime story. Bad guy meets innocent woman, falls in love with her right away, act jealous or crazy, she dumps him, he ruins her credit/job/associations (very easily), and tries to kill her when she realizes he's crazy. This one was especially annoying because Lydia made dumb decisions. She called 911, didn't give a full address & hung up...leaving the phone on the table. She was put in a bathtub to drown but didn't try to sit up in this 6 inches of water. When the movie ended she was just fine though, no counseling needed.
A too familiar recipe, reasonable performances, a bad script, reflecting all cliches of the psychopat films. The only good point- Willow Hale. And, unfortunately, nothing more. Short, from the title you know the end.
Slow. The first half of the movie seemed to take two hours. The second half was longer. Zzzzzz. A gradual build up is fine, but not when drags on at a sloth's pace. Typical obsessive stalker type stuff. The script should have been rewritten several more times. And a stooooopid lackluster ending. What was the point of the original boyfriend? And by the way, what's with her friend's hairdo? Holy Mackerel!
Completely done before scenario. Woman moves into a rental. The live in landlord does the usual surveillance stuff. Only difference it's an interracial set up. Let down anti climax ending.
It was like Lydia didn't have Common Sense the movie aggravated by me!!!!!! And it moved too slow no real excitement No Real Thrilling parts
I don't know how I spent the last 2 hours watching this movie on Lifetime. Like someone has mentioned already, it starts off painfully slow so much that I was about to change the channel. It got somewhat more dramatic near the end which is the only reason I kept watching but it was nothing unique or special. This is only worth watching if there's absolutely nothing else on honestly. The ending is what you would expect. Landlord is obsessed with woman. He kidnaps her. The police comes. She gets out. Same ole. Same ole. Of course Lifetime does a lot of the same things but they usually make it very entertaining. Disappointing for a Lifetime Movie.
This is another one we will watch again! The acting is quite good, the plot slow moving in the beginning and the landlord seems innocent enough, but is he, really? I am sure this cast will be seen in other films!
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