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Whatever title you prefer, "Sugar Baby Murder" or "Her Deadly Sugar Daddy," this film is preposterous from the perspective of both the sugar baby and the sugar daddy!

Miss Bridget Caprice is an aspiring writer recently transplanted from Arizona to Los Angeles. Bridget's father, Lawrence Caprice, was a famous novelist, who died when Bridget was sixteen. Now, she wants to do her father proud by becoming a famous blogger!

Enabled by her bubbly bestie Lindsey, Bridget takes the bait from a nefarious and crooked con artist named Anthony J. Glonz. Anthony makes Bridget an offer she can't refuse as his high-priced "Executive Assistant." Her principal duties involve the entertaining of Anthony's male clients, whom he films for the purpose of blackmailing. Anthony's motto is the "absolute control" that he wants to possess over his clientele, including his naive executive assistant.

Bridget's dream is to write for a blog called "Swerve," whose motto is "truth so raw." But the film never rang true with Bridget succumbing to the mesmerizing predator Anthony. Both her former boyfriend Zach and her mother Jolene warn her about the sleazy Anthony, yet the gullible Bridget completely ignores their good counsel. None of the scenes of Bridget's interactions with Anthony's clients made sense because she only sat next to them in restaurants and did some flirting in the new, garish outfits she had purchased on Rodeo Drive.

Things come to a head at Anthony's mansion, where the entire group of Bridget, Lindsey, Jolene, and Zach may be killed by Anthony and his thug Damon Radovich. It is only due to the quick-thinking mom Jolene that Bridget will be spared the miserable and predictable fate of a hapless sugar baby.

And what is it that Bridget has learned from the experience? As she strolls confidently in to the offices of Swerve in the denouement, the answer is clear: nothing.

How dumb can they really make Bridget be. She completely ignores all of the giant red flags until the end when her life depends on it, and then all the sudden she has issues with it. The actual action part doesn't happen until there is 14 mins left. When Lindsey knocks Anthony out, a normal human would maybe, I don't know, that the damn gun away from the man. However, Bridget now decides to say, "mom wake up, mom wake up." As if that has ever worked in the history of man kind. The writing is by far the worst. Come on. She wants to be a writer so she moves to LA. Boring. Lindsey has to be the most annoying person on the planet too. You can tell her to shut up. It is possible. I don't even get the whole point of the movie bc... nothing bad happened... like it's not really drama. They never even specified on his crimes, or on how michaela died. I would rather get a Covid test again, than watch this.

She's in this with her eyes wide open and she used this "job" for her blog. Why feel sorry for her? How do you want a job that relies heavily on social media and the internet, and yet you don't even do a basic search on your "boss?" She doesn't listen to anyone except the friend that encourages her to do this. The guy gives her money to shop in their first meeting and she's over the moon. I don't feel sorry for her. She walked into this knowingly. She was very much an escort in spite of her denial of the obvious.

She wasn't sympathetic at all and her new wardrobe was so tacky. Obviously the movie changes if something happens to the protag, but at the same time, these endings need to occasionally be lessons learned as opposed to happily ever after. She treated Zack terribly and he could do better than her.

Lifetime has movies where the protags are actually duped into situations that are better than this.

I enjoyed this film Good: The story moved along nicely, slowly sucking Bridget into the secret world of escorting.

Main actress looked stunning. Well acted. I enjoyed her wardrobe changes.

Boss man did a great job as being the shady, but loyal man.

Bad: the best friend was super annoying, why she act so immature all the time and why she have such a big mouth revealing everything to Bridgets mom?

The ex-boyfriend was equally as annoying. Keeps showing up at their house rabdomly, The guy needs a restraining order put on him.

The motive of the Boss was strange. Why did he show Bridget all of the photos and recordings of her with the clients for? She was already a willing participant so why did he have to blackmail her like for? Bridget surely knew her boss was a dodgy character but one thing she knew was that he valued her and wouldnt do anything to her to lose her.

All in all a decent movie but the ending was bad.

This movie was to me, pointless. The acting was horrible and the "villain" didn't feel like one at all. His acting was just annoying. Main character was annoying and looked good in none of her dresses. When he gave her the money to buy a new dress, I thought they'd have this actress wear something classy and elegant, instead I got trashy and tasteless. The wardrobe director should be fired from all future projects. If they were going for classless, they could have at least chosen something that looked flattering on her. The writing was just off in a lot of places, the blog was just dumb - it would have been better if she felt forced into it and lost her way to find her way back and tell her story....an unexpected story of reluctant resilience would have just been more satisfying, even if it started out as it did with her realizing this is her story. Her best friend was useless and I was hoping she'd be killed off. Point is, I watched and was not pleased. This movie was a waste of my time.

Granted, lifetime movies are infamously awful, but please, for the love of heaven, give us at least a modicum of intelligence.

First things first: avoid including the biggest spoiler in the title of a film if you want people to take it seriously. "Deadly Sugar Daddy" was released as "Sugar Baby Murder" in the UK. Yeah, still not helpful to contain how this entire thing unfolds.

Stupid, meaningless writing. A ton of bad acting. A script that assumes its audience is made up of imbeciles. A Director who couldn't point you in the direction of the closest toilet.

Straight in the bin is a better description than "bargain bin." Is it the worst movie you'll ever watch? Possibly not. Not the worst, but definitely not the best, or anywhere near t.

Don't watch it unless you're very bored or too lazy to find something better to watch. Don't watch if you are already feeling self-loathing. You will only end up feeling worse about yourself for watching. It is not going to elevate you in any way.

I might have to up my meds now.

OK first of all Lauren Swikard is a good actress. Those who criticised her performance (some of them in poor English I hasten to add) should take their time and watch other works of hers. So with that out of the way let's get to the story.. Basically it's about an over ambitious newly graduated clueless small town girl who moves to LA to make a name for herself as a blogger and not live in her late novelist dad's shadow. In trying to do that she ends up becoming a sugar baby, writing blogs about her experiences. Her mom on a visit immediately recognises what her daughter is doing, who by the way still thinks she's in total control and knows what she's doing. As they part company she makes an offensive remark to her mom. But in the end being a mom ends up saving her brat daughter's life!

Yes I do agree that the acting was not top notch for any of them. But hey it's not exactly Philadelphia or A Few Good Men, or Titanic! It's just an LMN PG14 movie! So less whining!