Stream Lifetime’s latest thriller “Deadly DILF” with a free trial

Lifetime's latest thriller, “Deadly DILF,” premieres Sunday, August 25 at 8 p.m. and stars Sofia Bryant, Curtis Hamilton and Naomi Walley

“Deadly DILF” tells the story of college track star Elysium, whose father died after an attempted assault.

The new film will captivate you and will premiere on Sunday, August 25th at 8 p.m. on Lifetime Channel. Those who have given up traditional cable TV and opted for a streaming service can watch the film on Philo, which is offering a free trial to new subscribers.

More about the film

According to Lifetime's official synopsis, “Kendra, the aunt of college track star Elysium, moves into the family home after an attempted assault that caused her father's death. Kendra tries to convince Elysium to see a therapist, but fails, unaware that Elysium has turned her attention to her married neighbor Rio. Elysium becomes fixated on Rio and meddles in his life by babysitting his son and working for free at the gym Rio owns with his wife Tori. After a night of drinking, Elysium seduces Rio, but he immediately regrets his decision and tells Elysium that it can never happen again. Elysium refuses to acknowledge Rio's feelings and begins making herself visible at every turn – spending more time at the gym and dating Rio's best friend. But when none of her attempts to get Rio's attention work, Elysium becomes increasingly dangerous. Can Rio stop Elysium's obsession before it turns fatal?”

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You can watch it on Philo, an entertainment streaming service that offers over 60 channels and a free trial.

What is Philo?

Philo's Live TV subscription offers a free trial and costs $28 per month. It includes MTV and over 50 other classic TV, lifestyle and news channels. Subscribers can stream on up to three devices simultaneously, create up to 10 profiles and save unlimited live or future shows for up to a year.