Homekilling Queen

About This Movie

Homekilling Queen is a peculiar blend of drama with a chilling undertone that hooks you from the get-go. Whitney Manning is played with a strange charm, balancing entitlement and an unsettling determination that makes her both fascinating and unsettling. The pacing is interesting, swinging between moments of tense buildup and sudden bursts of dark humor which really sets the tone. It's like peeling back layers of a warped psyche—her relationship with her equally warped mother, Connie, is a standout. The practical effects, though limited, add a raw edge to the film's climactic moments, making it distinctive. It’s not your typical TV movie; there’s an unsettling quality that lingers long after the credits roll.

Explores themes of ambition and familial dysfunction. · Strong performances that keep you engaged. · Unique pacing and atmosphere for a TV movie.