Fatal Affair

"Long and Epps, first on screen together 21 years ago in “In Too Deep,” do what they can with the verbal cardboard and the narrative packing peanuts."

"No, “Fatal Affair” is nowhere near a good movie, but I’ve seen better ones I’ve enjoyed less."

"Director Sullivan does a smooth enough job tracking the action and building a modicum of suspense with help from Eitan Almagor's snaking camera and Matthew Janszen's sinister score, though there are just too few surprises to make this anything more than polished Lifetime fodder."

"There’s no shortage of twists, but convoluted plotting shouldn’t be mistaken for actual ingenuity and tension."

"Credit where credit is due, “Fatal Affair” is at least hornier than it is thrilling, even if most of those hormones are spent with the sickening optics of a sociopath getting what he wants."