Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
“The Dating App Nightmare” is a 2026 Lifetime movie directed by Glenn Ciano, featuring Nicky Whelan. The story follows single mom Kate and her daughter Sarah as they navigate a dating app for fun. The situation turns dire when Sarah goes missing after a date, prompting Kate to rescue her.
Starring Stana Katic as a woman held hostage by an escaped convict, Michael Anderson (played by Tyler Pérez). Based on Ann Rule’s non-fiction work, the film follows Martha’s tense psychological battle to survive after she is forced to drive her captor’s getaway car.
Daisy, a new mother whose life unravels after her husband is murdered. Following a traumatic birth and relying on medication, she depends on a friend while uncovering dangerous, strange events surrounding her husband’s death.
A blind server at a dark-dining restaurant becomes entangled in a murder investigation when her boss is killed. As a detective works to keep her safe, she must decide who to trust while a killer lurks in the shadows.
The Guest Who Wouldn’t Leave is a 2026 Lifetime movie directed by Peter Sullivan, featuring a story about Tom and his daughter Cora, who face challenges when their first renter, Elise, overstays her welcome in their guest house. The movie airs Friday on Lifetime and streams on Amazon Prime the next day.
Working for the Department of Family and Child Services can be heartbreaking and thankless. When things go wrong, there can be devastating consequences. In our story, Fay Walden, a talented and dedicated social worker with DFCS is targeted by an angry and unbalanced woman, Tess Donnelly, who was deemed an unfit mother and had her daughter removed from her custody. Tess is taking her revenge and aiming at Fay
“The Boy with My Son’s Face” is a Lifetime movie about Susan, who, after losing her baby and facing postpartum depression, is convicted of an unremembered crime. Years later, she sees a photo of a boy resembling her deceased son. The film features Italia Ricci and is directed by Gigi Saul Guerrero.
“A Mother-in-Law’s Obsession” is a 2026 Lifetime movie directed and written by John Burd. It follows a young widow whose estranged mother-in-law arrives to help with her baby, but her assistance turns sinister as the mother-in-law becomes obsessed and wants the child for herself. The film airs Friday at 8/7c.
When a rising young musician is found murdered at the estate of country music legend Abilene Tucker, all evidence points to the scandal-plagued diva. But as her estranged daughter Caroline digs for the truth, she uncovers a web of obsession.
“Who Took My Family?” is a 2026 Lifetime movie directed by Damián Romay and written by Rachel Morton. The film stars Kyle Kankonde, Gina Vitori, and Yago Lupi. It follows Courtney, a devoted wife and mother, as she searches for her mysteriously disappeared family, uncovering dark secrets and dangerous threats along the way.
Synopsis
When Jenna learns her husband was once married to a woman who could be her double, she unravels a chilling pattern of obsession, deceit, and murder that makes her question whether she’s his next victim.
“Don’t Breathe a Word” (2026 Lifetime Movie) follows Meredith, who owns a Lamaze business and befriends Eve. When Eve becomes the target of a stalker, Meredith investigates, uncovering a potentially dark secret. The film, directed by Lindsay Hartley, airs on Lifetime and is available for streaming on Amazon Prime.
Toni Braxton stars in the Lifetime movie “Breathe Again,” directed by Stanley M. Brooks. It follows the journey of three women, Jennifer, Vanessa, and Evelyn, who form a sisterhood after facing heartbreak on a reality dating show, leading them to a new life in Seattle. The film premieres Saturday at 8/7c.
“Accused: The Karen Read Story” is a 2026 Lifetime movie directed by Linda-Lisa Hayter, featuring Katie Cassidy and Luke Humphrey. It follows the investigation into the death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, found dead in a snowbank, as his girlfriend Karen Read faces serious charges, sparking national controversy.
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