- Year: 2023
- Released: 01 Jul 2023
- Country: United States
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- IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt24577812/
- Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/my_professors_guide_to_murder
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- Available in: 720p, 1080p,
- Language: English
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- Genre: Thriller
- Runtime: min
- Writer: Ken Miyamoto
- Director: Haylie Duff
- Cast: Kristen Edwards, Rae DeRosa, Landon Ashworth
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 | 5.3/10 |
My Professor’s Guide to Murder Storyline
Ashley is a creative writing graduate student who is one thesis away from graduating. Miles Blake, a celebrity murder mystery writer comes to her university to teach. She gets assigned to be his TA, and they strike up a sort of friendship.
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My Professor’s Guide to Murder Movie Reviews
Awful and predictable whodunit!
The genre is thriller and I wasn’t thrilled. Ashley is a graduate student who has been asked to assist Miles Blake, a famous mystery writer, who is teaching a course at her school and taking a break from his next best seller. Anyway, Miles gives all of his students a creative writing assignment: Plan the perfect murder. Yawn. This trope has been used in the past by Lifetime and a campus student turns up dead. But there are questions about the autopsy. Of course, there are…. but Ashley intends to figure out what happened and why. Uh, oh. As the movie progresses it is quite obvious who the murderer is and frankly, I didn’t care because the acting was wooden, the script bad, and the directing horrible! Skip it! I wish I had.
Every Great Story Has a Twist
The opening scene of a Lifetime film often depicts a woman running desperately away from an assailant. In “My Professor’s Guide to Murder,” the sequence is an over-the-top, dream like sequence that is in fact a dramatic reading of a mystery novel taking place in a bookstore. The scene worked brilliantly as parody.
Indeed, the film adopted a tongue-in-cheek style involving moments of levity, especially of those featuring the swashbuckling, bestselling author Miles Blake. Miles accepts an offer to teach at a small college. His classroom lecturing and demonstrations were priceless as the cocky writer invariably lapses into narcissism in his antics.
The other characters were well-developed and ably performed by the ensemble cast. Miles’s assistant Ashley was by all appearances a better writer than Miles. She was never fawning or currying favor with the famous author. Her best friend Jordan was an aspiring detective, whose character fit smoothly into the narrative. David, the talented nerd who idolizes Miles, conveyed a wide range of emotions and mood changes as the film’s most complex character.
The film was crisply directed with effective pacing, dynamic compositional choices, and dramatic use of close-ups.
This film is a winner and well worth a watch!
