Carrie Remington seems like any other struggling waitress who's had a run of bad luck including a recent divorce. Things seem to be improving when she moves in with Ashley Dunnfield, a young woman from a wealthy background who's trying to make it on her own without assistance from her father, Richard. Ashley is thrilled when Carrie helps to win her father over, but when Carrie starts dating Richard, Ashley starts digging into her past and finds out that there is much she didn't know about her new roommate's sinister history.
Curtis Crawford
Director
Boti Bliss
Carrie Remington
Ashley Leggat
Ashley Dunnfield
William R. Moses
Richard Dunnfield
Jon McLaren
Matt Wilson
Peter J. Gray
Kyle Perris
Cinthia Burke
Anna Prieto
Peter Michael Dillon
Marty Remington
Trie Donovan
Paula Wickless
Christie Watson
Ethan Wilson
Jasmine Chan
Wasabi Waitress
Sophie Gendron
Renée
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