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In order to escape her obsessive husband husband, a young woman fakes her own death. She moves to a small Southern town with a new identity, falls in love, and finally achieves happiness, until her crazed husband suddenly resurfaces.
...ultimately undone by a relentless emphasis on obvious and downright laughable elements that'll surely leave even the most ingenuous viewer sporadically rolling their eyes.
A patently silly, uninteresting thriller that's devoid of surprises.
October 03, 2002
TV Guide
Sleeping With the Enemy teeters constantly on the verge of silliness but director Joseph Ruben keeps the cornball melodrama scaled down to a pleasant lull.
It's the sort of movie where all of the characters and plot moves (if one wants to call them that) are tailored to the thriller mechanics and have no existence apart from their crude functionality.