Just another in a long line of bad psycho-stalker/obsession Lifetime flicks, with the same pattern used over and over ad nauseam: the psycho gets away with everything including sabotaging their victim's job/career/school/life and attacking and injuring or killing their friends and relatives and whoever gets in their way for the first hour and forty-five minutes. Then there's the usual dumb unrealistic climax where the villain has somebody tied up or with a knife to somebody's throat or whatever, and the final showdown between the psycho-stalker and the object of their obsession.
The only thing in this movie that was continually fascinating to me was how much the Bailee actress looked like Pete Davidson of SNL. They could be twin brother and sister, they look so much alike. They should really do a movie or TV series together in which they play brother and sister.
Another major point against this movie was the main girl's boyfriend being unattractive and looking old enough to be her father, which made their shower scene together too creepy and unsettling to watch. I'll never understand why it's so difficult for Lifetime casting agents and producers to find hot, good-looking guys for lead and secondary roles in their dime-a-dozen movies.
Grade F / 1 out of 10.
The only thing in this movie that was continually fascinating to me was how much the Bailee actress looked like Pete Davidson of SNL. They could be twin brother and sister, they look so much alike. They should really do a movie or TV series together in which they play brother and sister.
Another major point against this movie was the main girl's boyfriend being unattractive and looking old enough to be her father, which made their shower scene together too creepy and unsettling to watch. I'll never understand why it's so difficult for Lifetime casting agents and producers to find hot, good-looking guys for lead and secondary roles in their dime-a-dozen movies.
Grade F / 1 out of 10.