10 So-Bad-They're-Good Lifetime Movies That We Can't Help but Love

This 2009 thriller is a gem in Lifetime's long list of fantastic dramas. A 17-year-old girl is accused of murdering one of her friends, but she didn't do it! How can she clear her name without raising suspicion? You'll have to watch to find out. It's the perfect blend of soapy storylines and overacting.

— Maggie Pehanick, editor

K Stew at her finest. It's angsty, heartbreakingly real, and worth watching over and over.

— Anna Monette Roberts, food editor

Note: While Speak originally debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, it first aired on Lifetime.

I'm not usually one for Lifetime movies, and I should probably be embarrassed to admit this, but I couldn't stop watching The Pregnancy Pact! It was fascinating, if not a little sad, to see, especially after following the 2008 real-life story.

— Lauren Turner, editorial operations director

When I was in high school, my mom's and my idea of fun was watching Lifetime movies together, and one of our favorites was She's Too Young. It's one of those mother-daughter movies that's probably best not to be watched with your mother or daughter. Totally awkward.

— Hedy Phillips, living editor

There is truly nothing not to love about this insane piece of pop culture excellence. Who doesn't want to see Lindsay Lohan donning an Elizabeth Taylor wig and wailing on the lawn?

— MP

In 2018, Lifetime blessed us all with Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance, the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle movie none of us needed but desperately wanted. The film clocks in at two and a half hours, which means there's plenty of time to include the most important aspects of the pair's lives: a run-in with a lion that may or may not harbor the spirit of the late Princess Diana, an ill-fated Halloween party, some cheap shots at Prince William's hair (or lack thereof), and a picture-perfect re-creation of the real-life couple's stunning engagement photos. What more could we ask for?!

— Quinn Keaney, entertainment editor