Une famille trop accueillante...

What did I miss. Who the heck was Lucille. Ana reads the letter talking about Lucille and at the end but I must have missed something. Not very Goid but it's bugging me because I don't know who Lucille is

If I could give it 0 stars I would. I randomy downloaded it on my Netflix app to watch on a plane, what a mistake. I forced myself to finish the movie which was sooooo hard!!.. The dialogues are unbelievable, the plot is unrealistic and very predictable. Acting is pretty terrible too (everyone except the blond girl). Don't waste your time ave watch something else..

I respect anyone that can make an indie film, it is so hard to do. But just because you write a script doesn't make it good enough to spend money on and film. This was an odd one for me. It would work for a Lifetime movie of the week, so really it was made in the wrong decade. It would have done well make in 1993 but doesn't hold up to its competition in 2019.

This movie really belongs on lifetime channel - at best. Choppy plot... music rarely matches the scenes. Scottish accent from main character is in and out.

This film was close to being good. But given the entire story was based on the protagonist looking exactly like the 'dead' sister, you'd think they'd make an effort to ensure the two girls looked alike. They just don't. With poor acting and a loose script, Deadly Switch doesn't live up to its promise.

Why? Why make a film with a group of "actors" that couldn't act their way out of a paper bag? I just don't get it. Surely at some point someone realised just how bad this was? I appreciate Netflix funding things others won't but please get a quality filter.

Firstly, this movie is very predictable. Except for the ending. Speaking of the ending, it made no sense. If Monica's parents think that Camilla is dead...then why hide Camilla? Why get a girl to be Camilla?? She's "dead" so she could've just ran away to another state. Movie would have been better had non-Camilla enacted revenge.