Blake Michael late of the Disney Channel stars in this film which is about as far from the Magic Kingdom as you can get. He's a law student and having a tough time of it. The fact he's also psychotic doesn't help.

Professor Alicia Leigh Willis is flunking him in her ethics course and he can't have it. He's under some great pressure from his mom and stepdad. So Blake embarks on a campaign of terror dredging up her past. She's now teaching law because back in the day she prosecuted a man who was executed and later turned out to be innocent.

What can I say but this is trashy and cheap without any entertainment value. The goofy teen from Dog With A Blog doesn't quite cut it as a psycho.

I expected Stan the talking dog to come in and straighten everything out.

Vance Van Sickle (Michael Blake) is a student in Abbey's (Alicia Leigh Willis) legal ethics class. He will do anything for an "A" except this isn't that type of movie. Vance's father was wrongfully convicted and committed suicide. Evidence was later revealed to exonerate him. Vance wants to make sure this never happens again. About halfway through the film we find out Abbey was a prosecutor in a similar case or you will know earlier if you read the film's quick description. Vance is an exceptional student, and when Abbey gives him a failing grade that will effect his scholarship....okay look at the DVD cover.

The film was mediocre at best, something one might expect from a Lifetime production. For those that love those improbable faux dramas with border line dialogue and acting, this one has it all.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

Acting,story,directing are all atrocious. Very unconvincing and poorly directed.