Kathryn Hunter tuns in quite an entertaining performance here as the truly odious and manipulative Solange but the rest of this is pretty weak. It all starts with teacher Belinda (Brandy Norwood) and her lawyer husband Norman (Andrew Burnap) expecting a baby and struggling to make ends meet in their new home. His father dies, and at the funeral he learns that the terms of the will sort of require them to take in his stepmother for what s left of her life. She s tiny, walks with two big sticks, and looks like she s already in God s waiting room - but Norman loathes the woman. Belinda , on the other hand, deicides that the cash on offer is too good to turn down and so... What now ensues is just a mess. The characterisation of Belinda has all the depth of an Ethiopian river in July and her drippy husband - who just reminded me of a grown up Harry Potter the whole time - struggle to make any impact on a story that just doesn t deliver. There s no menace, no sense of peril, some adult nappies and as script that came straight from the Janet & John book of elementary thriller writing. It s actually quite a tasteless and an annoyingly repetitive watch with shades of Rosemary s Baby to it - but very shady shades. It s fodder for Halloween season, and after a few beers late at night on the television might bear watching just for the efforts of Hunter, but otherwise this is completely forgettable stuff.