She knows how to play devious perfectly. At first she appears frail and innocent. And in that end twist, I enjoyed more than I should have, apparently. She's strong and devilish. It's not that the rest of the cast are bad actors, but I knew the minute the new tenants appeared, that they were scammers out to take the heroine's heritage. And even though she turned out to be the true villain of the story, I enjoyed watching her latest prey fall into her elaborated trap. I won't lie though, the cops and Beau Bridges character especially, were bland. And I wasn't surprise to discover he engaged in double dealings. But I let myself go with the flow. And I thought the conclusion was rewarding. As it was exactly the kind of B-movie thriller I was looking for.
Review of Columbus Circle
