Killing Mommy

Killing Mommy is a 2016 thriller movie directed by Curtis Crawford and starring Yvonne Zima, Claire Rankin, and Garrett Hnatiuk. The movie is about a young woman named Callie Ross (Yvonne Zima) who returns home after a two-year absence to find out that her stepmother, Betty (Claire Rankin), has taken over her father's company.

Upon her arrival, Callie also discovers that her father has passed away under mysterious circumstances, and her stepmother might have been involved in his death. With the help of her childhood friend, Tyler Fischer (Garrett Hnatiuk), Callie sets out to uncover the truth behind her father's death and bring her stepmother to justice.

As the investigation progresses, Callie begins to develop a stronger bond with Tyler, and they uncover more and more shocking revelations about Betty's past. Meanwhile, Betty becomes increasingly paranoid and unstable, fearing that Callie will expose her secret.

The movie features a thrilling plot that keeps the viewer engaged and guessing until the very end. The characters are well-developed, and the performances by the actors, particularly Yvonne Zima, are excellent. The tension between Callie and Betty is palpable, and the scenes where they confront each other are particularly intense.

While the movie is primarily a thriller, there are also elements of mystery, drama, and romance. The chemistry between Callie and Tyler is believable, and their relationship provides a refreshing break from the tense and dark atmosphere of the rest of the movie.

The cinematography in Killing Mommy is beautiful, with scenes set in the Canadian countryside providing a stunning backdrop for the action. The music is also well-chosen and adds to the tension and drama of the movie.

Overall, Killing Mommy is a well-crafted thriller that is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The strong performances by the cast and the engaging plot make it a must-watch for fans of the genre.