Review of A View to Kill For

Photographer Molly inherits her estranged father's large house. Together with her family, she moves into the house, which is located in an expensive neighborhood. Molly and her family try to fit in with the neighborhood's lavish lifestyle. Which is an arduous task for them, especially with snooty neighbours who wanted the house Molly lives in. Then there is a sudden break-in and a menacing warning message written on the wall as well as a death of a lawyer who was about to tell Molly something important about his murder. Who wants Molly and her family gone?

Slow moving, yet not a bad thriller that touches upon class snobbery as well as delivering a thriller-whodunnit element. The lead actress who plays Molly is competent, however her husband is a bit of a plank in terms of reacting to the escalating troubles occurring.