Drew Peterson Movie 'More Than Just Routine, Women-In-Peril Fare,' Says Trib

The Chicago Tribune reviewed Drew Peterson: Untouchable and put together a well-thought-out, compelling critique.

"You come to this prepared to laugh, because of (Rob) Lowe, because of Lifetime, because of what our public reaction to Peterson came to be," says the review, which was written by Steve Johnson. "But despite a lurid trailer that made the rounds, this is no piece of inadvertent high camp."

Johnson's piece went on to detail the sad specatcle of Peterson, which was captured in the movie.

"What was horrible about the Peterson saga was the way the man's public buffoonery — the fifth fiancee, the proposed radio-show dating contest, the Blagojevich-like need to appear on TV — threatened to obliterate the memories of two women. Peterson pulled on clown shoes, and the absent mothers of four children slid into the background."

The world premiere of Untouchable is set for 7 p.m. Saturday on Lifetime.