MARY HIGGINS CLARK: HAVEN'T WE MET BEFORE

Cinemavixion Review

This made-for-television film, "Mary Higgins Clark: Haven't We Met Before," delves into a captivating premise of past lives and present dangers. The narrative centers on Emily Winton, a law student whose life is upended by an assailant convinced of a karmic debt. The film skillfully weaves suspense as Emily finds herself aiding the detective in a case that seems intertwined with her attacker's delusions. The exploration of psychological torment and the unsettling notion of inescapable fate form the core of this thriller. While the director is not credited here, the performances, particularly from Nicollette Sheridan, Page Fletcher, and Anthony Lemke, ground the fantastical elements in a believable human drama. It's a story that poses intriguing questions about destiny and the echoes of past encounters.