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Betty Broderick

Betty Broderick

Probably one of the most infamous movie we’ve all watched in here is A Woman Scorned: The Betty Broderick Story.

Betty has passed

https://www.tmz.com/2026/05/08/betty-broderick-dead-dies-murderer-husband/

I know she did a horrible thing but I will always believe that she was driven to it. Her husband did everything in his power to gaslight her and drive her crazy. He used his legal position to take what was rightfully hers and threw her away for a younger model. He bullied her, lied about his affair for years, telling her she was crazy.

The other part of me gets really angry that Betty let him do this to her. Betty was smart, educated, and could’ve had it all had she just moved on. Dan wasn’t shit to her. She didn’t have to resort to violence. But I guess when someone breaks you down over and over again, you snap.

I’ll be watching both movies in her memory.

u/MakeupMama68 — 5 days ago

Suggestions....

so I grew up in the 90s watching the wife beater lifetime movies with my Mom. I don’t really like the new ones but I love the old grainy one’s lol. my wife and I love not only the wife beating movies but the controlling husband or controlling wife ones. I was wondering if anyone could recommend any from the 90s that were really good?

here are the ones I’ve seen

No one would tell
Crimes of passion
Lies of the heart
Betty Broderick
The stranger beside me
The burning bed
mother may sleep with danger
mother knows best
Lies he told told
death of a cheerleader
deadly vowls
The Traci Thurman story
Bastard out of Carolina

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u/TonySoprano1983 — 3 days ago

Here are a few lifetime movies, that every single time they come on, I have to watch!

Even if I seen them a million times! I have about 100 old school favorites but I couldn't put them all here. How about your favorites?

u/Affectionate_Sky9090 — 4 days ago

Lifetime movies running on weekends are horrible lately!

Why have Lifetime movies that run on weekends been so bad? It’s all day and on a rainy weekend I like watching Lifetime, but “The Man With My Husband’s Face, “The Boy with my Son’s Face”, “The Son with my Doctor’s Face”and it’s one after another with these stupid movies.

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u/Own_Boss_3242 — 4 days ago
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Name of move that was on lifetime between the early 2000s

A man comes over to talk to a woman — they may have been friends, or possibly exes/ex-husband and ex-wife. While they’re talking, they get into an argument/fight in the kitchen. I remember the house being near a body of water, possibly a lake, visible from the backyard or kitchen area.

While the adults are distracted arguing, the woman’s young son wanders outside into the backyard, falls into the water, and drowns. When the adults realize he’s missing, they find him in the lake. From what I remember, the movie ends shortly after this scene.

I also vaguely remember the male actor being Kevin Bacon, but I could absolutely be mixing him up with another actor from that era.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? I’m open to any suggestions because this scene has been stuck in my head for years. And seen this in tv in the early 2000s

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u/Alexamac1991 — 7 days ago

Gone Mom: The Disappearance of Jennifer Dulos

I just watched this for the second time. The made-for-TV movie is based on the true story of Jennifer Dulos (played by Annabeth Gish), a Connecticut mother of five who disappeared on May 24, 2019 after dropping her children off at school. The investigation revealed marital problems leading the police to look at the husband, Fotis Dulos (played by the extremely handsome Warren Christie), as the primary suspect despite his claims his wife had staged her own disappearance as in the 2014 film “Gone Girl.”

10/10. Highly recommend.

u/PackerSquirrelette — 6 days ago