I Love A Lifetime Movie

It’s so haaaard to say goodbyyyye. Naomi and Megan sing us out as they take their last romp through the Lifetime twists and turns. Our final film is a Marvista gem titled “Deadly Mom Retreat.” This flick follows newly single mom Jules who jumps at the chance for some R&R when her new besties invite her to a singles wilderness retreat. After experiencing several near-fatal accidents, she learns things aren’t what they seem. Now Jules must fight back if she hopes to start fresh. As we sign off, we want to thank all the listeners for their dedication and support. This has been an incredible ride. Au revoir for now!

There’s a reason Naomi would rather call this next film Deadly Daughter instead of “Sinister Minister.” The murderous thriller follows single mother Trish, who falls for the charismatic minister, DJ. Finally, it seems Trish and her daughter will have the stable life they’ve always wanted. But DJ has a much more sinister agenda.

Before jumping back into the nail-biting Lifetime dramas we love, Naomi and Megan drop in for a special announcement. There’s news to share and thanks to give.

Before Megan and Naomi dive back into the classic Lifetime thrillers, it's important to review the crucial Lifetime movie rules. That's why we're taking a look back at our 100th episode!It’s the 100th episode! And In honor of the hundreds of movies watched, Megan and Naomi take you down memory lane as they review the crucial Lifetime movie rules to live by. Join as they recount iconic movie faux pas like running up and not out, walking alone in dark parking garages, or moving back home to the town where you were almost murdered. All leading up to the deadliest Lifetime scenario. Trust this is advice you will need to survive your own Lifetime flick.

Did you know Naomi is less than six degrees separated from Anita Baker?! So much is revealed this episode as Megan and Noami cover the biopic “Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart.” This Lifetime original movie follows the Grammy award-winning singer's journey from discovery to stardom. Chronicling her untold story and the measures she took to keep herself and her family together while becoming a global inspiration to singers worldwide.

Do you remember what you wanted to be when you grew up? Megan and Noami reminisce on childhood dreams of making it big after watching this episode’s film “Keyshia Cole: This is My Story,” told by the Grammy-nominated artist herself. This new biopic follows Keyshia through her early days in Oakland as she hones her musical talents to her rise as a multi-platinum-selling recording artist and television personality. It's a story of tragedy, love, and overcoming obstacles to achieve your wildest dreams.This Lifetime original film premieres Saturday, June 24th at 8pm ET only on Lifetime.

Megan and Noami are searching for the real love in these Lifetime films. That’s right, this week we cover not one but two films produced by the legendary R&B artist Mary J. Blige! Part 1 of the 2-part series “Real Love” follows 18-year-old Kendra during her first year at an HBCU in South Carolina. When she meets a guy named Ben in her Photography class sparks fly. Despite disapproving parents and financial hardship, Kendra and Ben fall head-over-heels for each other and ultimately learn the meaning of "Real Love." We catch up with our lovestruck couple 15 years later in Part 2, “Strength of a Woman.” Since those college years, they’ve gone their separate ways and are thriving in their careers and love lives - or so they think. Will they repeat the mistakes of the past? Or will they find the strength to move forward?

Watch out for the new rap group “Cookies and Cream!” That’s right, Megan and Naomi are ready to start their own girl group after watching Lifetime’s “Salt-N-Pepa.” The self-titled biopic follows the journey of Queensborough Community College students Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton as they enter the world of rap and hip hop. Follow the iconic duo as they become the first female rap act to go platinum and experience ground-breaking success with multiple awards, including a Grammy award – paving the way for all female rappers to follow.