’Til Death Do Us Part is billed as a psychological thriller, nevertheless it’s actually a domestic-violence drama a few newly married couple. The film is being launched in October in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, however sadly its story merely pays lip service to understanding this concern.

The film facilities on Michael Roland (Stephen Bishop) and his spouse Madison (Annie Ilonzeh), a seemingly good couple residing the American Dream—they personal a phenomenal house, two vehicles, and fantastic garments. The solely factor that’s lacking is a toddler to finish their lives, however whereas Madison needs a child, Michael’s egocentric and controlling nature twists her maternal needs right into a risk to his pleasure. It isn’t lengthy earlier than he begins bodily and emotionally abusing her, prompting her to flee and begin a brand new life.

Sadly, the story grows more and more predictable from that time on. While the actors are credible and the cinematography is respectable, no quantity of charisma can save the film from its generic plot, which comprises neither thrills nor any noteworthy drama. The movie additionally fails to convincingly painting the difficulties of staring a brand new life with a brand new id, so it doesn’t even succeed as a public-service announcement. If you’re within the temper to look at a film about ladies triumphing over male violence and escaping from an abusive relationship, there are different movies that function higher champions of feminine grit and empowerment, just like the 2002 Jennifer Lopez car Enough. Audiences gained’t miss a lot by passing on ’Til Death Do Us Part.