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With all the ingredients for the makings of a decent movie, this still managed to fall a bit flat (and I have low expectations - am near-housebound, so more aware of 'lousy' than many).

Even with a fairly decent cast, the flat acting by acting-people that I've admired, the dreadful blonde wig (sorry, but I could never 'unsee' it, and it disturbed me!), the numerous 'coincidences'... and the ending explained nothing: how did they get away? Did the female detective apologise to her partner (dear knows that she needed to eat crow)? How did protagonist(a) & detective end up as a couple? Are they married?

But for the presence of Emmanuelle Vaugier (whom I generally enjoy) and the exemplary acting out of a loon by Jared Ager-Foster (Stephen), I'd give this film 'nul points' (a score well known by British watchers of the Eurovision song contest). But their efforts raise it to a 3.

"Killer Ending" was a convoluted meta-drama on the life of a mystery writer, Agatha Sayers. Agatha is in the process of completing a novel that is "intercepted" on a computer chip by a devious mastermind who kidnaps Agatha's daughter Sarah and intends to appropriate Agatha's work for her own. The action unfolds as the author is in the process of writing her new novel on her computer.

The pacing of the film was sluggish as Agatha's assistant, Caroline Villos, emerges as the devious sociopath seeking to steal Agatha's work and her identity. The kidnapping was extremely confusing with Caroline's son, Stephen, unsure about whether to take his orders from "Mother" or from Agatha. The hysterical young Sarah is constantly being tormented while in captivity by Stephen.

A crazed fan named Harmon Gillette is stalking Sarah and discovers the truth about Caroline. Yet Harmon's character was never fully fleshed out. The climactic scene in the warehouse was clumsy in failing to identify what finally happened that prevented Sarah from killing Agatha. Did the weirdo Harmon finally come to her rescue? Or did Detective Roger Smith break free of the handcuffs placed on him by his partner Emily?

One of our favorite actresses, Emmanuelle "Lifetime" Vaugier, plays the thankless role of Agatha. For the beleaguered author, there were so many distractions that she barely had time to write! But the film's biggest flaw was the failure to show how the lives of Agatha and Sarah were saved. Was this a problem in the editing room or the screenplay? The password to Agatha's computer, as devised by Caroline was "do or die." Due to sloppy production values, it turned out that the film died a slow death.

Oh my goodness. I don't know where to start. The acting in this is horrific. The plotline is weak with so many holes in it. It's actually beyond a joke. Even the actors in it can tell how bad it is and it shows on their faces. It is so obvious from the start what will happen, it's as though a 10 year-old has written it, how they do not suspect Caroline from the start is beyond me. I could write the longest review ever written about all the issues with this movie but I don't want to waste another second on it. Do not watch this movie.

Unbelievably bad. I did exactly what the other reviewer did.. I created an account to to review how bad this movie was. I know actors have to start somewhere, but this movie was really really bad. Keystone cops comparison was exactly right. OK, the cop sees the assistant shoot an arrow at a bird. The same cop hears that the writer's attorney dies by arrow. The cop didn't put two and two together until a little later.. The mom was the worst actor of all. How can a mom watch her kidnapped daughter on live CCTV and show ZERO emotion? I mean she didn't even flinch. Wow! So bad. .

I watched on channel 5 + 1 so was anything missed out? No explanation that I could see/hear for how the actual 'not killing' of Agatha came about or how the detective lady realised Roger was innocent! Absolutely waste of time watching.