The Neighbor in the Window (2020): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
The Neighbor in the Window is a 2020 drama thriller directed by Menhaj Huda, starring Azriel Dalman as Miles Morgan, David James Lewis and Geoff Gustafson. It runs 1 hour 27 minutes and earned $330,661 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 47/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 27m (87 min)
- Director
- Menhaj Huda
- Original language
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English - Studio
- A+E Studios
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is The Neighbor in the Window About?
The premise of The Neighbor in the Window without spoilers.
A suburban wife who finds herself and the security of her family threatened by another seemingly friendly neighborhood mom.
The Neighbor in the Window Cast & Characters
Azriel Dalman leads the cast as Miles Morgan, with David James Lewis as Alan and Geoff Gustafson as Scott. Directed by Menhaj Huda; 21 actors are credited in all.
- Director Menhaj Huda
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Azriel Dalman as Miles Morgan - David James Lewis as Alan
- Geoff Gustafson as Scott
- Alistair Abell as Dan
Also Starring in The Neighbor in the Window
· 17 more- Alison Wandzura Whitney McKellan
- Casey Manderson Ernie
- Jamie-Lynn Sigler Karen Morgan
- Alison Araya Michelle
- Carmel Amit Susie
- Liza Huget Principal Franklin
- Stephanie Izsak Drea
- Amanda Wong Miss Carmen
- Shaw Madson Officer (principal)
- Jenn Lyon Lisa Beasley
- Hannah Zirke Allie Beasley
- Victoria Souter Officer #2
- Ryan Alexander McDonald Technician
- Nicholas Dohy Office Staff (uncredited)
- Thomas Wayne Hum Jury Foreman
- Riley Calderwood Elliot
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- Cove Nieman Finn
More from Menhaj Huda
More films directed by Menhaj Huda, best-rated first: Heist 88, Harry and Meghan: Escaping the Palace, Very Valentine and Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal.
The Neighbor in the Window Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 47/100, strongest in character & emotion (50) and weakest in rewatch factor (45).
The Neighbor in the Window Echo Score Breakdown
The Neighbor in the Window delivers a conventional Lifetime thriller that lands in the middle of the spectrum, offering modest intrigue but suffering from uneven execution. While the premise of a manipulative neighbor adds occasional tension, the film is hampered by predictable plot beats and uneven performances that dilute its impact. Technical aspects are serviceable but unremarkable, resulting in a viewing experience that feels more watchable than memorable.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 45
In terms of direction and production design, the film adheres to standard Lifetime aesthetics without notable distinction. The cinematography captures the suburban setting adequately, but visual composition remains functional rather than expressive. Editing maintains a clear narrative flow, yet lacks dynamic pacing. Overall, the craft elements are competent but do not elevate the material beyond a typical TV‑movie level.
- Character & Emotion 50
When evaluating character work, performances are uneven across the ensemble. Jamie‑Lynn Sigler delivers a convincingly unsettling portrayal of the intrusive neighbor, while the leads struggle to convey depth, resulting in flat emotional resonance. Supporting roles add limited nuance, and chemistry between the family members feels restrained. Consequently, character dynamics provide occasional spikes of tension but largely remain underdeveloped.
- Story & Flow 48
The narrative follows a familiar trajectory of a new family confronting a hostile neighbor, offering a true‑crime foundation that adds occasional intrigue. Plot progression is clear but predictable, with pacing that stutters toward the climax, leading to a thin resolution. Originality is limited, and while suspense moments arise, the overall story fails to sustain sustained engagement.
- Sensory Experience 45
Soundtrack and sound design remain functional, providing ambient cues without distinct thematic presence. Visual style relies on the house’s large windows to create framing opportunities, yet lighting and color grading stay within conventional parameters. There is no memorable auditory or visual motif, resulting in a sensory experience that supports the story without leaving a strong impression.
- Rewatch Factor 45
The film offers occasional tension that may merit a second viewing for viewers interested in the true‑story premise, but repetitive plot beats and a disappointing conclusion limit its replay value. After the initial curiosity fades, the lack of narrative depth and uneven performances reduce the incentive to revisit, making the movie more a one‑time watch than a lasting recommendation.
The Neighbor in the Window Box Office
The Neighbor in the Window grossed $330,661 worldwide.
Worldwide gross
$330.7K
- US & Canada
- $330.7K
The Neighbor in the Window Trailers & Videos
The trailer of The Neighbor in the Window.
The Neighbor in the Window Also Known As
5 alternative titles, including “La Vecina nos Vigila” and “La vecina de la ventana”.
- Also known as
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- La Vecina nos Vigila
- La vecina de la ventana
- Jalousie entre voisines
- Um Pesadelo De Vizinha
- Ossessione a prima vista
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The Neighbor in the Window FAQ: Cast & Box Office
Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of The Neighbor in the Window, each answered in a sentence.
How long is The Neighbor in the Window?
The Neighbor in the Window runs 1 hour 27 minutes (87 minutes).
When was The Neighbor in the Window released?
The Neighbor in the Window was released on February 8, 2020.
Who directed The Neighbor in the Window?
The Neighbor in the Window was directed by Menhaj Huda.
More films by Menhaj Huda Who is in the cast of The Neighbor in the Window?
The Neighbor in the Window stars Azriel Dalman as Miles Morgan, David James Lewis as Alan and Geoff Gustafson as Scott, among 21 credited actors.
How much did The Neighbor in the Window make at the box office?
The Neighbor in the Window grossed $330,661 worldwide.
Does The Neighbor in the Window have a post-credit scene?
No. The Neighbor in the Window has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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