Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
Fit for Murder follows fitness icons Craig Titus and Kelly Ryan whose lives spiral when they hire assistant Melissa James. Based on true events, tensions rise as infidelity and jealousy lead to fatal decisions. The couple faces police scrutiny after Melissa’s body is discovered, resulting in their arrest for murder.
“Wife Stalker” revolves around Joanna, who suspects her husband Leo is being seduced by Piper, a wellness center owner. As Joanna investigates Piper’s dark past, tensions escalate. Joanna’s obsession leads to violent confrontations, revealing shocking truths about her identity and intentions, culminating in a deadly twist that alters their lives forever.
In “My Husband’s Baby,” a couple’s life spirals when a pregnant woman claims the husband is the father, resulting in a dramatic custody battle. As secrets unfold, tensions rise, leading to confrontations involving manipulation and deceit. Ultimately, the couple reconciles, and the baby is raised amidst scandal, while the woman faces consequences.
In “Single Black Female 3,” Monica, exonerated from wrongful murder charges, struggles to rebuild her life while facing lingering suspicion. Meanwhile, her half-sister Simone, a fugitive, returns to confront Monica amid a series of murders and personal turmoil. The film explores themes of forgiveness and family dynamics, culminating in an intense resolution.
In “Trapped in Her Dorm Room,” college student Erin is held captive by an obsessed classmate, Cade, during Spring Break. As Erin struggles to escape while enduring emotional and physical abuse, her friend and campus authorities grow increasingly concerned. Eventually, Erin’s mother intervenes, leading to Cade’s arrest and hinting at a sequel.
“Playing with Fire” is a 2025 Lifetime movie directed by Alexandre Carrière, featuring Kirsten Comerford and Stephen Adekolu. The film tells the story of Natalie and Loughlin, a couple ensnared by a manipulative firefighter, Jack, who aims to disrupt their marriage and win Natalie’s love after a near-fatal fire incident. The film premieres at 8/7c on Lifetime.
“Taken at a Basketball Game” is a 2025 Lifetime movie directed by Ruba Nadda. It follows Wayne Edwards (D.B. Woodside) who tries to reconnect with his daughter Robyn (Claire Qute) at a basketball game. Their reunion turns into a nightmare when Robyn is kidnapped, prompting Wayne to desperately search for her in a crowded stadium.
In the Lifetime movie “What Would You Kill For?” (2025), after Min’s ex-husband and business partner is murdered, she becomes the main suspect. To clear her name and protect her adopted daughter, Min must uncover the truth and determine who to trust. The film stars Rayisa Kondracki, Laura Provenzano, and Steve Byers.
“The Last Woman Who Lived Here” is a 2025 Lifetime Movie centered on Charlotte and Joel, who move to the suburbs for a fresh start. They discover their new home is linked to a murder, and Charlotte finds clues hinting at a neighbor’s involvement. The film stars Tamara Almeida and David Chinchilla.
“I Was Octomom: The Natalie Suleman Story” is a 2025 Lifetime movie featuring Kristen Lee Gutoskie as Suleman, who becomes a mother of 14 after a decision for IVF. The film explores her struggles with media scrutiny and personal life. It airs Saturday at 8/7c and is available for streaming.
“Deadly Girls Trip” is a 2025 Lifetime movie directed by Damián Romay and written by Leo McGuigan. Inspired by true events, Lacey’s vacation with friends turns tragic when one is found dead. Doubting the accidental death narrative, Lacey suspects her friends may be hiding deadly secrets, potentially leading to more chaos.
Tori Spelling returns in the Lifetime movie “Abducted in the Everglades,” airing at 8/7c. The film follows Indiana mom Beverly as she searches for her missing daughter in Miami with the help of boatman Ray. The cast includes Tommi Rose and Nick Ballard, directed by Damián Romay.
