Review of Framed for Murder: A Fixer Upper Mystery (2017) by Alek D — 06 May 2017

There are so many disconnects with reality in this piece. It almost feels like a spoof. Wooden acting. Stereotypes in all areas. The shots feel staged. In one shot he is asleep on the couch. She comes in with a take out coffee.

Assuming there is a kitchen in her house why does it always feel like it's set up in an office? I cannot list all the off setting moments In the 20 minutes I caught. I left the room. I was laughing so hard.