History Film / TheWrong

* LoveMakesYouDumb: Basically the main ongoing theme here, as the naïve protagonist falls head over heels for someone they don't know is dangerous, and ignores or rationalizes away all the red flags. Creator/KristaAllen in particular turns the {{Ditz}} factor way up when she plays the heroine.

** The same can be said for Maddie from ''The Wrong Stepmother'', who behaves like a spoiled teenage girl whenever things don't go her way.

* PassThePopcorn: Variation in ''The Wrong Life Coach'', where Liz (the title character) enjoys a glass of wine as she watches her victim Jordan on the hidden camera she planted in Jordan's house.

* CastingGag: ''The Wrong Life Coach'' features both Allison [=McAtee=] and Meredith Thomas, two Lifetime movie regulars who look quite a bit alike and sometimes get mistaken for one another.

* NonActorVehicle: Website/{{Vine}} and Website/TikTok star Nate Wyatt plays stalking victim Eric in ''The Wrong Tutor''.

* TeenDrama: A few of the movies have teen protagonists and fit this genre, like the cheerleader ones, ''The Wrong Boy Next Door'' and ''The Wrong Valentine''.

* HasAType: Rob in ''Film/TheWrongCheerleader'' (dark-haired high school cheerleaders) and Chris in ''The Wrong Teacher'' (blonde teachers) are established as being obsessed with specific types of victims, with the trope name itself used in the movie to describe Chris.

** A lot of the movies have premises that seem like they took the plot of a Creator/HallmarkChannel romance movie, but turned the dashing love interest into a villain. This seems to have literally been the case with ''The Wrong Prince Charming'', where screenwriter Adam Rockoff took the premise of his earlier Creator/{{Ion}} movie ''A Royal Christmas Engagement'' (an attractive young businesswoman takes on a boyishly handsome client who turns out to be a European royal named Prince Edward) and subverted it. And the kicker: the same actor (James Nitti) plays both Prince Edwards!

Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wrong has a full list of the movies]] (though their cast lists often don't jibe with who actually plays the main roles).

* PsychopathicWomanchild: Devan, the villainess of ''The Wrong Cheerleader Coach'', clearly has a bad case of stunted maturity, leading to daddy issues and an obsession with older men. She even has a phone case with pandas and teddy bears on it!

* YoungerThanTheyLook: A big plot point in ''The Wrong Teacher'', since high school teacher Charlotte sleeps with Chris after they meet at a bookstore, and, while there's an age gap between them, she has no reason to assume he's not in his [=20s=]. Instead, she's completely dumbfounded when he walks in to her classroom as a new student.

* {{Yandere}}: A frequent villain, who usually graduates from innocent love interest (with a relationship often kicked off by a MeetCute) to StalkerWithACrush to this.

* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in ''The Wrong Teacher''. After bearing witness to some inappropriate behavior between Chris (a student) and Charlotte (his English teacher), vice principal Clark confronts Charlotte and makes a point of ranting about how gross it is when people respond to cases of female teachers taking advantage of male students as if the boys are "lucky" and treat the serious crime like it's a joke. The movie itself averts this trope, as Charlotte only has sex with Chris before finding out he's a high school student and immediately begins rejecting his advances when she learns the truth.

* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] in ''The Wrong Teacher''. After bearing witness to some inappropriate behavior between Chris (a student) and Charlotte (his English teacher), vice principal Clark makes confronts Charlotte and makes a point of ranting about how gross it is when people respond to case of female teachers taking advantage of male students as if the boys are "lucky" and treat the serious crime like it's a joke. The movie itself averts this trope, as Charlotte only has sex with Chris before she finds out he's a high school student and immediately begins rejecting his advances when she learns the truth.

** Gina Hiraizumi (in ''The Wrong Fiancé'', ''The Wrong Stepmother'', and ''The Wrong Wedding Planner'') thrice plays a woman who gets killed because SheKnowsTooMuch about the villain. The same applies to Tracy Nelson, whose characters in ''The Wrong Child'', ''The Wrong Stepmother'', ''The Wrong House Sitter'', and ''The Wrong High School Sweetheart'' all meet a similar fate.

** Gina Hiraizumi (in ''The Wrong Fiancé'' and ''The Wrong Stepmother'') twice plays a woman who gets killed because SheKnowsTooMuch about the villain.

* BettyAndVeronica: In ''The Wrong Stepmother'', Michael's pleasant, somewhat shy co-worker Cynthia is in love with him, only to watch him get in a relationship with the mysterious Maddie.

** The same can be said for Maddie from ''The Wrong Stepmother'', a StepfordSmiler who behaves like a spoiled teenage girl whenever things don't go her way.

* ChronicallyKilledActor: Characters played by Creator/EricRoberts tend to get murdered by the villain at some point.

* NeverTrustATitle: ''The Wrong Stepmother'' and ''The Wrong Stepfather'' are inaccurately titled, as neither title character is married to their respective partners during the story proper. ''The Wrong Stepfather'' is closer to the truth, seeing as how Craig and Karen are ''engaged'' to be married.

** The same can be said for Maddie from ''The Wrong Stepmother'', who behaves like a spoiled teenage girl whenever things don't go her way.

* TyopOnTheCover: '''[[Creator/DominiqueSwain Dominque]]''' [''sic''] [[Creator/DominiqueSwain Swain]] is listed in the opening credits of ''The Wrong Teacher''.

As you can surmise from that description, the series doesn't take itself all that seriously, and a typical ''Wrong'' movie features broadly-written characters, hammy acting, and a fair share of {{Fanservice}}, always from the guys, but the women also contribute as well.

* ClothingReflectsPersonality: Alluded to in ''The Wrong Mommy'' when Phoebe shows up to work in a snakeskin-print shirt and her co-workers confront her.