I find it really hard to believe that Dying to Be Famous isn’t a product of the Lifetime network. From the ludicrous story to the badly written script to the overly melodramatic acting, Damian Romay’s film has Lifetime’s stamp all over it. However, it comes from the streaming service Bet+, which is owned by Tyler Perry. This is one of the most terrible movies to come out in recent times, for sure, which is not a surprise. There’s one thing Dying to Be Famous has going in its favor though—perfectly fitting into the ‘so bad that it’s good’ category. I’m not sure if you really care about the movie or its ending at all, but given you’re reading this, I guess you need some things clarified. So here we go.

Spoilers Ahead

What Happens in the Movie?

It has to open with a shocking murder,...