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    'Fatal Affair' review: Drinks with an old friend leads to Glenn Close territory, this time with Nia Long and Omar Epps

    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Jul 16, 2020 2 minutes

    The ultimate in well-acted, shamelessly derivative streaming options, the "Fatal Attraction" variant "Fatal Affair" comes under Netflix's own website descriptors as SOAPY (yep), PSYCHOLOGICAL (meaning, a fair bit of killing and implied sex but in the TV-14 range) and SUSPENSEFUL (patently untrue).

    Adultery thrillers such as this begin with forbidden desire; middle with regrets and

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