The Abusive Full House Spinoff (INSANE Lifetime Movie Reaction) 

The 90s were the height of Lifetime movies, not like today with their $30 budget and actors they find at a bus stop.

If this was a Full House spinoff, Uncle Jesse would've ended up in jail, because he would've handled that boy. He don't play about those girls

The actual story is why more messed up. His friend knew that Bobby was going to kill her that night because they planned it together. Where they killed her was actually very close to the school and in a body of water in the woods. After Bobby killed her his friend helped him put her body in the water with the weights that they brought with them. It's incredibly disturbing. They had us watch this in health class in middle school so that students understood consent, the signs of an abusive relationship, and the signs of a victim crying out for help.

This is based on a real story. Could you imagine being her bestie, almost saving her.......... ...then telling her to leave the bowling alley and that disagreement was your last conversation ever?

Made me laugh every time you called her DJ. I was surprised you didn't call him Kevin Arnold

They made us watch this in health class!! We were traumatized

i think what makes this movie so, so jarring is up until this point, the main characters lived. they survived, there was a happy/satisfying ending. so going into it, even if it doesn't make sense, you're expecting her to be found, to be reunited with her mom and best friend and survive. even if it doesn't make sense, you hold onto that. especially at the time this movie came out. but they went the realistic route, the true story route, showing the devestating reality for many women and young girls. and i think that's what makes it so jarring. so many movies didn't, and still don't, go that far. especially with how washed out everything seems to be today. movies are surface level and tend to end on a lesson but still a happy ending. it's all wrapped up neat with a bow. so seeing a movie that goes the other way, it leaves you with this gut-punched feeling. and i think that's so important to the message of this film and why it remains so good.

the movie was based off of Amy Carnevale she was actually 14

Man, the fevers really change ya 😭 gramps needs to sit that kid down and read Princess Bride again FR.

I watched this at my friend’s house maybe 15 years ago. I remember they were doing a marathon of movies revolving around women who were in abusive relationships. So, you know, something fun and light-hearted for a Saturday afternoon.

Nothing better than one of the homies hating on abuse 🙏

HOLY MOLY you unlocked a memory deep in my brain. I remember watching this movie as preteen and it terrified me

Mike, your righteous anger through all of this was cathartic. I've been binging your videos and having an absolute ball! You and Roman are perfect watching buddies❤

Pretty sure we watch this in health to show what abusive relationships could look like.

It’s like that mark wahlberg movie “fear”. Except low budget lol

This movie is based off a true story. The real events were much darker. The girl was 16 and in a relationship with an 18 y/o man. She was pregnant with their child when he murdered her. I cant say the details of how he unalived her IRL, but oh my gosh. It was far, far worse than how Kacey was k'ed off in the movie...

“He’s like the eye from lord of the rings” and next scene she’s ditching his jewelry 😂

More Lifetime movies please!! You did a great job of this one! 😁

Savage plays the abusive guy WAY too well

“he gave her an Indian sunburn” LMAOO

There's another one when DJ gets attacked by Zack from saved by the bell. Sitcom dudes loved playing bad guys in lifetime movies lol

This might be the most angry we've seen Mike doing a reaction, bro was ready to fight bobby the entire first half😂

I grew up watching Lifetime movies with my mom, and very much remember watching this. I grew up in a household with DV, and I can see now that my mom found these movies relatable. Your reaction was both hilarious and comforting. I hope you’ll react to more Lifetime movies!

This was my class- Beverly High, class of 1995. I knew/know all the players personally. I think that's why I have never been able to watch this movie... because I know the real story so well. To compound the tragedy is the fact that, because he was 16 when he killed Amy, Jamie is now eligible for parole.

I remember watching this movie when it aired and my gosh I couldn’t look at Fred Savage and The Wonder Years the same way after this. Still can’t.

I remember this was the first lifetime movie that I ever watched, and I was obsessed with it. It's whst got me into lifetime movies. Your reaction to this entire movie was great. I can't wait for more lifetime movie reactions.

This was based on a real crime story, in 1991 Amy Carnevale had decided to break up with Jamie Fuller because he was abusive but then sadly she dies

There’s one called Twisted Desire with Melissa Joan Hart about a murder plot that I remember from this time and one called Dying to Belong about sorority hazing with Hilary Swank and Sarah Chalke. I was way too young to be watching these movies then but that’s all we watched when we spent the night at my grandma’s lmao Less life or death dramatic but The Face on the Milk Carton with Kellie Martin was also one of my favorites.

This actually wasn't a Lifetime movie.. this was an NBC made for tv movie back in the 90s. Network tv movies were a better product then anything Lifetime could ever produce.

A lot of the 80s and 90s Lifetime movies were actually Made-For-TV movies from bigger networks (ABC, NBC, etc.) that Lifetime got the rights to air afterwards. That's why the quality can vary so much.

There’s another movie with Tiffany Amber Theissen and it was about jealousy from her classmates. It’s super deep and traumatizing like this.

Fred Savage always playin a predator

Dannys gonna kill this man 😡!

Does anyone remember the lifetime movie "she fought alone" with brian austin green and tiffani amber thiesson. Now that was a great movie.

“She doesn’t understand the WWE moves he’s doin on ya” lmaoooo

When this came out it was huge b/c of the actors, they both played such squeaky clean kids. To see them in these roles and cover this topic was huge!

She Cried No (aka Freshman Fall) about college date rape starring DJ Tanner and Zack Morris She Fought Alone Death of a Cheerleader and Co-ed Call Girl starring Tori Spelling Love’s Deadly Triangle and The Dying Secret!! A Killer Among Friends with Tiffanie Amber is impossible to find, but Tubi has almost all of the others.. I’ve tracked a bunch of them down on dvd too. Does anyone remember Cabin by the Lake with Judd Nelson as a serial killing author?!

An episode of The Wonder Years that was never aired.

All the other men, and YOUR absolute anger whenever she's harmed is so cathartic. I, personally, would have been violent right back and left from the jump, but I was heavily prepped for being that angry as well by my parents. I knew girls like this and it's so hard to remind them that they're worth so much more than this kind of treatment and violence is acceptable from NO ONE.

PLEASE react to more lifetime movies; those are the best ones. This one was difficult to digest at the end when I learned it was about Amy Carnevale. But that’s why it’s important to bring attention to these things.

For some reason, this movie was one of my favorites growing up. I taped it, and would watch it all the time. Thanks for this blast from the past.

“Don’t touch my bangs” 😆😆☠️ dude, you’re hysterical! You had me straight up ugly guffawing! Totally subscribed!

Fred Savage was a savage, bruh.

The Vince actor was also in Season 1 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Fred savage always goes for the creepiest roles and now we know why.

Literally just watched this..this morning and you drop this!!!!! Let's GOOOO!!

yea back then lifetime always played the ending back in the day i hated that like why xD

I cannot believe you’re reviewing this! I watched it the night the movie came out, I was way too young to have a boyfriend and Lord if I didn’t have a high school boyfriend just like this, less the physical abuse and I’m still here thankfully. But a horrible guy. I pray this movie prevents others from going through abuse, and shows them if they’re going through anything like this they must get away.

I’ve seen this movie like a million times, I’m 17 and I love 90s lifetime movies. Just the best lol

God this rlly piss me off cuz her best friend the only one that said something but anyone else who saw anything did nothing 👏🏾

While I normally am not a fan of Lifetime, they made a dramatic series called "UnREAL" that I think would be interesting reaction content if you have not yet watched it...

For me it was the dancing scene when you said, "and the dishwasher" 😂

I remember this TV movie so well. I clicked this video immediately

Not Sally Jessie Raphael as the judge 🤣

TRIGGER WARNING🩸 TRIGGER WARNING TRIGGER WARNING TRIGGER WARNING Wow, I looked up the real story. Her last words really were, "I love you, Jaime." Apart from shanking her twice and slittong her th roat, he stomped on her bc the gurgling noises she made, "pissed him off." She looked ao sweet and was 14 years old. I hope he's suffering in prison. If anyone - man or woman - puts their hands on you LEAVE THEM.

All Lifetime movies are exactly like this. Every one of them. At least the ones made in the 90s and early 2000s were... I haven't had to be subjected to their movies in about 20 years.

Oh I remember being utterly scarred by this TV movie as a kid. Because I was just old enough to understand how real it was.

Your lifetime reactions are my favorites. I love how invested you get in the stories & characters. If I may suggest, Speak & Bastard Out Of Carolina would be good ones to get your reaction to.

I was 13 when this movie came out and I still remember stumbling across it on Lifetime and being absolutely scarred. no way did I think Fred Savage could be that brutal! at that point, I only knew them as DJ Tanner and Kevin Arnold. I was sorely mistaken...

Love the acting in this movie lol

Dude, I just found you "by accident" but what a happy accident cause you managed to entertain me for 21 minutes and 31seconds. I´m subscribing. ...On to the next video, I have some catching up to do!

Dudes like "Vince you wanna help me kill my girlfriend?" And Vince is like "eh yeah, I'm off today and don't have much going on"

I love that this dude goes straight into the reaction. 🎉

I remember watching this movie in a hotel room with my family on vacation when I was far too young! It was so scary/surreal for me to see DJ from full house and Kevin from the Wonder Years in this way

Great reaction I loved your outrage to such a serious issues I love your reactions especially to lifetime movies can't wait to see more lifetime movie reactions

I forgot the bad guy is from Wonder Years

Lifetime movies back then was great

I am so amazed how funny this was because of your commentary when it is actually super not even a funny show WHICH IS AWESOME

Mike you should watch the stalking of Laurie show and stalking Laura both movies are based on true stories, the surrogacy trap is another good lifetime movie

I love your commentary I'm laughing so hard 😂

Fred savage the ALPHA 😂😂

What's really scary about this is I think it was based on a real life story. So sad this type of thing occurs.

7:41 when he slammed her into the bookshelf at the library

I am so excited!! Been waiting for this one!!! ❤

loved this reaction…. i love Lifetime movies but especially the ones like this from the 90s and early 2000s. they tried to remake this one a couple years ago but it wasn’t near as good.

Lifetime movies are low-key great. There’s this one a daughters nightmare that i think you would enjoy

lifetime movies in the 90s and early 2000s used to be TOP TIER, now its all just weird sex fantasy teacher movies or cheating husbands barf.

Imagine being intimidated by Fred Savage which unfortunately was the reality for some people

It’s actually based on a true story

When I was in highschool my health class teacher made us watch this. She wanted us to know the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships and what it could lead to.

Bobby shmurda Bobby shmurda Bobby shmurda 😅😅😅 highlight of my day! Great commentary as always Mike ❤

You have to try Odd Girl Out or Girl Fight. Both from Lifetime❤

I remember watching this when it first aired. lol. For sure didn’t notice Sally Jessy Raphael was the judge.

This movie was important because in the 90s A LOT of middle school and teens were in relationships like these , but we actually didn't see it as DV. Because we figured it was only what adults did to each other. So no one really talked about it.

They made us watch this movie in my 7th grade health class. Lol I think it's called "no one would tell" . This one is a classic.

this was on at the gym and i could barely read the subtitles but the whole time i was like “he’s NO GOOD deej!!” 😂 YO the detective gave a PERFORMANCE!!! lets go!!!

Man, Fred Savage plays a predator in literally everything ive seen except The Wizard

Fred savage played another creepy guy in a boy meets world episode

I've never heard of this movie, and it severely triggered me as someone that was in an abusive relationship for a few years. x.x I feel the same now, every time he screams at her, pushes her, I just wanna jump through the screen and punt him into the sky, like, BRO.

OMG! This is the guy you watch lifetime movies with because his commentary is hilarious!!!😂😂😂

Is Vince the guy from the Jessica Alba remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre? I think his name was Kipper

I just became a Patreon of yours and the video I found first was your "Terrifier 2" watch-along just in case you were wondering. Love your content. Love your accent. I am southern. I am Excited to find a new RU-vidr who reviews films and most especially horror films. So thank you again.

Hes such a good villian. Chuck out his guest spots on Law and Order SVU and Boy Meets World

Seeing your face got me AMPED. IDK wot this is but im READY. U never disappoint :p

I thought about this the other day. Saw it when it was new. Didn't see the end. My brother told me, but, I didn't believe him because he often cited the part of Dumb and Dumber after the diner. Years later I asked him again and he confirmed it. I haven't seen it since

I can't believe I forgot all about this TV movie!

These movies were my childhood 💀 That's so raven, spongebob, lifetime movies about a woman being stalked abused or kidnapped lol

While reviewing this movie and Dying to Belong recently, I realized that the music in this one was identical to some of the music in Dying to Belong. In fact, the theme songs were very similar with only different lyrics. So yeah, the older movies are the most nostalgic. They could also be cookie cutter at times. Love these Mystery Science Theater-like videos for Lifetime movies.

This was a movie about dating violence in teenage relationships. I remember watching it.

Fantastic reactions, man. You conveyed the same feelings I had throughout this movie! If you do more lifetime movies, here's a few I watched myself to perhaps check out: Believe Me: Abduction of Lisa McVey, Reviving Ophelia, and Girl Fight (not as good as the other two but pretty on par).