Jim Sgambaty I saw this TV movie on Lifetime the other day and was hooked from the beginning. Great casting, well acted, nicely paced, interesting characters, and very suspenseful. It kind of reminded me of 'Rosemary's Baby' meets 'The Firm'.....better watch out for the elders hooked on brightly colored health drinks....they can really pack a punch!! Above average TV Flick ***.

proffate Let's see... A young couple get set up in a posh apartment with incredibly cheap rent. It's run by a group of old people but all the tenants are young and athletic. Tenants begin "moving out" unexpectedly. Wife gets suspicious...Is there anyone who can't write the script from here on out?Not really bad, despite its predictability. It was nice to see Dean Cain again in his post- "Lois and Clark" career. And it's always good to see old-timers like Hal Linden and Dina Merrill.Nothing special, but an okay time-waster if there's nothing else on.

sarahlanell78 I didn't catch the beginning, but seeing the hot Dean Cain sucked me into it. Kinda creapy, very suspenseful, and an all around good tv movie as far as those go. The old people got on my nerves and I would have hurt them, if you see the moive you would understand.

flojoflojo This movie is perhaps the worst made for TV movie I've ever seen. The plot is predictable, trite, and COMPLETELY LAME. Dean Cain is his usual self, with the same facial expression for every occasion and same mannerisms as "Lois and Clark". He's a 1 character clown. Portia de Rossi was decent at best (she looks like Kate Winslet and Angelina Jolie) but the script wasn't helping her at all. The whole idea of this movie just doesn't work. The ending was so laughable, I swear I will never watch FOX again. Well, I probably will, but never again a TV movie.