Bad Sister (2015)

Jason Brady is trying to clean up after an incident. He and his sister Zoe return to St. Adeline's Catholic School for the new year. Sister Sophia White is a highly recommended new teacher. She's especially obsessed with Jason over his internet music postings. She seduces the teen and plants evidences against the kids.This is salacious cheese. It starts with the Toxic Tramp lip gloss and the red lingerie. Any suspense is dispensed with after the first fifteen minutes as everything is revealed. The story is predictable. The actors are perfectly fine but nothing exceptional. It's a bad Lifetime movie or maybe even worst.

After watching Dina Meyer in Lethal Seduction,I spent time on this TV movie starring Ryan Newman,Devon Werkheiser,Helen Eigenberg and Alyshia Ochse as Sister Sophia/Laura on the Lifetime Channel entitled "Bad Sister".The story is basically about a top High School student Zoe at a Catholic boarding school at St. Adeline's senses that there is something suspicious at the new nun in Sister Sophia.Later it was revealed in Sister Sophia,who gets attracted to a High School student who happens to Zoe's brother,Jason.Sister Sophia made moves to be able to sleep with Jason in which she succeeds but it later this proved to be fatal as the Sister Sophia was proved to be an impostor.Well,after watching Lethal Seduction,I got treated to a similar story wherein an older woman gets attracted to a High School student.This time the older woman involves a fake nun who just like Dina Meyer character Carissa Kensington in another Lifetime TV movie Lethal Seduction. Added to that,the fake nun happens to also have psychotic behavior and proved to be fatally violent just like the Glenn Close character Alex Forrest in 1988 movie Fatal Attraction.But as always,everything turns alright in the end with Sister Sophia,who was later known to be Laura Patterson,was brought into justice just like Carissa and Alex.Zoe is the person who brought her to justice to save her brother.The story was definitely predictable and clichéd having a common storyline as we also get to witness another female villain resort to her psychotic behavior and violent tendencies in Sister Sophia when Jason finally realized that having a relationship with the her will not provide anything good.Honestly,I could not just give it the lowest rating considering that this is the first time I saw the beauteous and curvaceous Alyshia Ochse,who proved to be pretty and sexy in her bra and underwear. As they always say,sex sells and it will always provide entertainment especially the male viewers!!!!

A nut job obsesses about a singer student in a Catholic high school. So she pretends to be the new teacher / nun and sets out to seduce him. Sounds exploitative and corny? Yes it does but who cares - it's entertainment.The actress who plays the nun Alyshia Ochse is quite good reminds a bit of Olivia Wilde. Her antics are kept plausible. Nothing unbelievable even by Lifetime type obsession standards - yet they are pretty amusing when they happen. Sometimes it seems sacrilegious but then you have to remember she isn't playing a nun - she is playing someone impersonating a nun. Devon Werkheiser as the object of her affections is suitably tempted and repulsed by her.Well done enough for this kind of thriller - wonder what other type of psycho they will think of next?

We have seen this familiar theme before: Someone kills someone else and assumes their identity. The interesting factor here is that a nun is murdered and the killer takes on her persona as she has become infatuated with a musical student attending the Catholic school where the murdered nun had been transferred to.The boy and his sister attend the high school and the former has had a difficult summer while the student is the honor student. We see deception upon the fake nun as well as planting drugs and causing all sorts of mayhem at the school. Even the head sister is taken in by her.It is just a matter of time before she is discovered for the person she really is and the movie ends with an ironic Alfred Hitchcock-life way so ironically occurring within a church.