Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story

Vicky White is a divorced corrections officer living a monotonous life until she meets Casey White, a new inmate at her facility. The two develop a secret romantic connection, with Vicky feeling that Casey truly understands her. When Casey faces an inevitable transfer to a long-term prison, Vicky decides to risk everything by helping him escape. The pair then spends eleven days on the run from law enforcement in a desperate attempt to find freedom together.

This crime drama was directed by Stanley M. Brooks and is the third film in his career, following Perfect Sisters and Cruel Instruction. The movie stars Wendi McLendon-Covey as Vicky White and Rossif Sutherland as Casey White, with supporting roles played by Stephanie Sy, David Tomlinson, Sharon Bajer, and John B. Lowe. The screenplay was written by Richard Blaney and Gregory Small, and the film was produced by Juliette Hagopian.

A joint production between Canada and the United States involving Corus Entertainment, Lifetime, and Julijette, the film has a runtime of 88 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, as reflected by a rating of 6/10 on IMDb based on 370 votes.