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Product Description
A talk show producer faces her own guilt when she discovers that her best friend was murdered after answering an online personal ad. Against the wishes of detective d-salva she begins a treacherous dating game drawing the killers sights to her. Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 09/14/2004 Run time: 92 minutes Rating: Pg13SimilarProduct
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Customer reviews
Awsome Movie!@! 
by .. levi (new york, ny)
i dont care what anybody says mary higgins clark is the best author around and her movies are just brillient. i read the reviews on this movie and was very upset about what some people said about the movie. the only reason i bought this movie was because i say the first 10minutes before i had to leave so i decided to buy it. not knowing that it was a mary higgins clark movie. but i loved it anyway. its a great movie for anybody. today im purchasing the complete boxed set and im positive that i will not be dissapointed. b**u**y i**t
One of Mary Higgins Clark's Best Films! by .. VLH (Oklahoma)
If you like Mary Higgins Clark and you have not seen this film it is a must see. This is one of my favorites of hers. Excellent storyline, suspense, keeps you on the edge of your seat. Watchable from start to finish. Patsy Kensit plays a woman that talks her best friend into joining a dating service so she can play the results to her dates on a television talk show. When her best friend comes up murdered, she feels responsible for her murder. She then goes undercover to trace all her friends final steps to solve her murder. She discovers that it is not just a killer that she is after but it turns out to be a serial killer as she puts her life on the line for justice to her best friends murder. Several suspects but only one killer as she dates the same men her friend did through the dating service before she died. She knows one of them killed her friend but which; one is the likely suspect? Excellent movie. You will not be disappointed in it.
I loved this movie! by .. ()
I really enjoyed this movie, there were plenty of twists and the actors were great.
A suspenseful little shocker! 
by .. Mark Twain ()
Loves Music, Loves to Dance is a suspenseful little mystery, slightly reminiscent of 2001's Valentine, but much better at delivering thrills. Mary Higgins Clarke, America's Queen of Suspense, has crafted a terrific tale of murder, full of twists and turns which lead to an edge-of-the-seat and surprisingly non-violent finale.
While the low budget does hurt the film (the stock footage of NY is painfully horrible), and Patsy Kensit tends to overact quite a bit, the real winner here is the story, a twisted tale which takes a stab at the dangerous side of the world of online dating. The film does get cheesy at parts, especially when we see the 'killer' alone in his studio, talking to himself and dancing with the corpses of the women he has killed. These scenes could have been handled a lot more maturely and have had a creepy feel to them had they been done right, but it comes across as B-movie bad in this. However, that is a small part to a top-notch mystery and its unexpected ending. This is definitely the best of six Lions Gate DVD releases of the Mary Higgins Clarke Made-For-PAX-TV mystery movies.
The suspense is OK though the profiling is loose by .. Jacques COULARDEAU (OLLIERGUES France)
A serial killer has gone unnoticed for many years in New York City till the disappearance of a TV journalist working on Internet dating. He is suspected then to have killed seven women and the bodies disappeared and apparently the profiling of the murders that all had some important common points did not bring them together and attract the attention of the police. Then the story is well executed and designed and the final identity of the killer is not a total surprise but it is quite logically introduced in the film, the way he is introduced from the very start. But of course that kind of antagonistic presentation of the killer as the most innocent person possible, actually friendly and helpful, is naïve because it has been used hundreds of times. But this film, even if it is not the detective story of the century that is going to get ten Oscars, is decent enough entertainment to be watched with some enjoyment.
Dr Jacques COULARDEAU, University Paris Dauphine & University Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne