'Killer Stepmom': 5 things you must know about Lifetime movie

'Killer Stepmom': Lifetime's upcoming American thriller movie
A still from 'Killer Stepmom' (Lifetime)
A still from 'Killer Stepmom' (Lifetime)

'Killer Stepmom' is an upcoming movie from Lifetime that features a stepmom who had already killed her family and has continued on to the new family with a bright child and stupid father. The child assumes that something is simply not right. However, she witnesses her stepmom murdering a man in the parking slot and starts warning her family. For knowing more about the upcoming movie, read on and also, if you love to watch thriller movies, you can binge on other movies from Lifetime titled 'Deadly Ex Next Door' and 'Deadly Garage Sale'

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When will 'Killer Stepmom' be released, and where can you watch it 

The upcoming movie will air on January 7, 2022, at 8 pm EST. You can watch the movie on the Lifetime channel. 

What is 'Killer Stepmom' all about 

The movie's official synopsis reads, "High school student Brianna has gained a reputation for telling lies and creating trouble. Her parents, Annie and Daniel, attribute their daughter’s behaviour as her way of lashing out at them for their divorce, and for Daniel re-marrying. Unfortunately for Brianna, her bad reputation quickly catches up to her when she witnesses her new stepmom, Susanna, murder a man in a vacant parking lot. Without anyone to believe her, Brianna turns to her mom, begging her to believe Susanna is a murderer. Convinced, Annie must protect her daughter from Susanna before she can enact her devious plan to destroy Brianna’s family.

Who stars in the upcoming 'Killer Stepmom' 

The movie will be featuring various stars, including Julia Terranova, Jillian Murray, Jon Briddell, DC Douglas, John K Fraizer, Lisa Long, Rebecca Ritz, Alison Robertson, Capri-Antonie Vaillancourt, John J Jordan, Mike Caravella, Eddy Lee and Amanda Fernandez.

Julia Terranova 

Julia Terranova is a New York-based actress. She completed her graduation from NYU's Tisch School of Arts. The actor marked her appearance in movies including 'Divorce' in 2016, 'Hostage House' in 2021 and in the upcoming Lifetime movie 'Killer Stepmom.' 



 

Creators 

The movie is directed under the exceptional guidance of Richard Switzer. Richard Switzer and Daniel West are the creative writers of the movie. The movie's executive producers are Kris Black, Jason Cherubini, Audrey Mesler, Ian Niles, and Richard Switzer.

Trailer 

The channel has not released any trailer yet. Once the trailer is released, we will update the space. Stay tuned with us. 

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