V.C. Andrews' Heaven

Original title: Heaven

Episode aired Jul 27, 2019
TV-14
1h 28m

IMDb RATING

5.8/10

720

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POPULARITY

2,739

790

Julie Benz, Annalise Basso, and Chris McNally in V.C. Andrews' Heaven (2019)

Drama Horror Mystery Thriller

High-school girl Heaven is the eldest of Luke and Sarah's five children who live in the backwoods outside the small town of Winnerrow, West Virginia. She is the driven, academically-gifted o... Read allHigh-school girl Heaven is the eldest of Luke and Sarah's five children who live in the backwoods outside the small town of Winnerrow, West Virginia. She is the driven, academically-gifted one and soon learns why the community shuns their family, and then why Luke shuns her: Sara... Read allHigh-school girl Heaven is the eldest of Luke and Sarah's five children who live in the backwoods outside the small town of Winnerrow, West Virginia. She is the driven, academically-gifted one and soon learns why the community shuns their family, and then why Luke shuns her: Sarah is not her biological mother; a wealthy young girl, Leigh VanVoreen, ran away from home ... Read all

Director
- Paul Shapiro
Writers
- Scarlett Lacey
- Virginia C. Andrews
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

5.8/10

720

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

2,739

790

Director
- Paul Shapiro
Writers
- Scarlett Lacey
- Virginia C. Andrews
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination

Trivia
Filming to begin May 2017 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Quotes
Kitty: [after hugging Heaven] Oh my, you're skin and bones. This just won't do, I'm just gonna have to absolutely spoil you. Steak and cake, that's the idea, what do you say?

Connections
Followed by V.C. Andrews' Heaven: Dark Angel (2019)

User reviews64

Review

Featured review

4/10

low budget

Anyone who loved the books will not be happy with this TV series, but even if you didn't read the books I doubt you'll enjoy these films much. Besides the fact that the book to screen adaptation is very flawed, they are just poorly done. The acting and camera work seemed amateur. We all know most Lifetime movies are cheesy dramatic flicks, but usually they still make for a good guilty pleasure watch, but this one looked so low budget. The pace of the film, the writing, camera work and especially the acting are horrible. Even Jason Priestly was bad. Poorly done, In My Humble Opinion!