Those who read V.C. Andrews' Flowers in the Attic at some point in the last few decades are likely looking forward to this weekend when Lifetime airs the small screen adaptation of the novel about four kids locked away for years by their own mother. It's a dark, twisted and emotional story involving abuse, neglect and more incest than you might expect from your typical work of fiction.Click To
Flowers In The Attic: What Fans Should Expect From Lifetime's TV Movie
Cinema Blend - 13 Jan 2014 23:12
Those who read V.C. Andrews' Flowers in the Attic at some point in the last few decades are likely looking forward to this weekend when Lifetime airs the small screen adaptation of the novel about four kids locked away for years by their own mother. It's a dark, twisted and emotional story involving abuse, neglect and more incest than you might expect from your typical work of fiction.Click To
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