Goodbye, Butterfly (2021)

Goodbye, Butterfly: Directed by Tyler Wayne. With Adam Donshik, Andy Lauer, Marie Burke, Addison Ross. After his five-year-old daughter is murdered, a loving family man becomes convinced that the oddball down the street is guilty.

“I have never bothered to write a review on any movies before, but I found myself needing to do so for this one because it was so frustrating to see this movieu0026#39;s potential not coming to light. Like others pointed out, acting is really bad. For what was supposed to be an upsetting or a serious scene, I laughed because of how bad acting was. With that said, this movie could have done so much better if they used better actors and also built characters and audienceu0026#39;s attachment to the little girl. Instead, they killed her right away. They should have built the story up more to allow for more emotional investment in the girl and the father before killing her. They also should have filmed a much more emotional scene over her death. But, then again, with bad acting, it would have been a total disaster, so maybe they couldnu0026#39;t… Anyhow, if done right, this movie could have been actually good.”