Psycho Escort

Psycho Escort

6.0

Feb 14 2020

1h 26m

Thriller, TV Movie

Diane is not ready to date but also does not want to attend a work event alone. Her sister suggests a rent-a-date where she can hire a fake boyfriend. Soon, it becomes evident that she has rented a liar with a disturbing past.

Victoria Barabas

Victoria Barabas

Diane

Donovan Patton

Donovan Patton

Russell

Nick Ballard

Nick Ballard

Miles

Joseph C. Phillips

Joseph C. Phillips

Garrett

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