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I am in disbelief at this movie. Firstly, a man forces his wife to trust a total stranger they know nothing about who in turn kills the wife?! The police who closes all cases of murder by this woman?! A sociopathic fantasy! Shallow work and effort! Plus, not a plot for rising AI era. Lol, I am trying to say to think of something more thats flow other than this sociopathic killing venture spree and run free. The movie is unsufferable and not worth watching. As you watch, you may think that the woman gets taking in a secure institution in the end, instead she runs free with a brother who laughs at her crimes, seriously?!

Stephanie (Vanessa Simmons) and Irvine Douglas (Jerome Ro Brooks) have been raising their developmentally challenged son Gerald (Perry Madison) with the help of their nanny Gloria. However, she has decided to move back in with her mother and this places their round the clock care needs in question. Luckily -- well, you'll see -- Irvine and Gerald soon meet Olivia Stockton (Tationna Bosier), who is working in a coffee shop. Gerald seems to like her and her resume looks good. Maybe you should do a background check. As Olivia deals with David, who suffers from asphasia, which is a brain damage-related injury that causes speech issues, she starts taking over the house. After all, Stephanie is busy. And doesn't Irvine look like a strong man to marry? Meanwhile, her brother David (Maurice G. Smith) has been cleaning up her crimes since childhood and Detective Tonya (Jennifer Freeman) has been after him ever since. After all, he and his sister killed and covered up the murder of her best friend Amber Stevens. He's still wearing her friendship bracelet to this day. Directed and written by Bobby and Renee S. Warren Peoples (he's directed 65 movies, she's got 59), this movie sets up all the things that you want from the bad nanny genre. Does she make out with the dad? Does the developmentally challenge child finally stand up to her? Does the mom try and stop her? It does all that and has David, who only says the words "Tee tee water," which is his "I am Groot." He uses it throughout the movie to convey so many different things. Tee tee water. Yeah, explain that to me.