Dangerous Lies Trailer: Netflix's new thriller finds Camila Mendes trapped in a murder mystery

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SPOILER ALERT – This post contains spoilers for the new Netflix movie Dangerous Lies, so continue reading at your own risk.

[The following story contains spoilers fromDangerous Lies.] Camila Mendes is drawn into a web of lies and deception in Netflix's Dangerous Lies. The thriller centers around caretaker Katie (Mendes) and her husband Adam (Jessie T.

One of those movies in which nobody seems to smell a dead body that's been decomposing above the garage for two years, and a seemingly smart cop's suspicions about a sizable inheritance never prompt her to question the attorney who drew up the will, Dangerous Lies is riddled with dumb logic.

About two-thirds of the way through Dangerous Lies on , our protagonist is half-way convinced her husband might be an armed robber, a murderer, or both. When pressed by her impeccably dressed lawyer (Jamie Chung) to provide any possible motive for her beau's actions, Katie ( ) blurts out, confidently, "He really hated being poor." She's not wrong, I guess.

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The trailer for Camila Mendes's new movie, Dangerous Lies, just dropped, and I have a lot of thoughts.Remember when starred in the Netflix thriller that gave off serious Lifetime movie vibes? You know, , where she loses her memory in an accident and Mike Vogel pretends to be her husband, carting her off to a creepy house in the middle of nowhere with no cell reception and a lot of photoshopped couple pics? I think someone at Netflix went into their next pitch meeting and said, "That, but make it

Camila Mendes and Jessie T. Usher make a huge deposit in the bank in this still from their new movie, Dangerous Lies.

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