Molly Bachman, a young bestselling author buys the apartment of her dreams in the city. As she settles in, ready to start work on her next novel, strange sounds and bumps in the night begin to alarm her, along with the feeling of being watched and followed. As she discovers the dark history of the apartment, she eventually discovers a horrifying secret-a hidden entrance to another abandoned apartment behind the walls. What lies behind those walls leads to a shocking revelation.

It's slow moving and slightly dull at times, however there are some tense moments as well as some creepy moments. There's some creepy atmosphere at times, but the romantic story mars the scary element. I did enjoy it, but I found it average with some aforementioned points. The lead actress and April Consalo are a sight for sore eyes.

Bad acting. Bad script. Every bit of this was predictable, uninspired and a waste of time.

Lifetime used to put out some really great true crime movies and decent fictional movies but now they seem to show more and more of this sort of "lower-than-B-Movie" crap. I really hate to diss Lifetime movies because of how much I used to enjoy watching them. They were never blockbusters but for a mid week night on the couch and a chance to see a B or C list actor play a role outside their daytime soap, sitcom or teen drama, they fit the bill.

It is no surprise that Lifetime now wears the crown when it comes to crap movies if this is all they are willing to deliver. Bring back those good movies. Give people a reason to WANT to watch again.