Harcelée par mon voisin

Titre original : Stalked by My Neighbor

Téléfilm
2015
10
1h 30min

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Amy Pietz and Kelcie Stranahan in Harcelée par mon voisin (2015)

Une mère et sa fille de 18 ans déménagent en banlieue pour se remettre d'une violation de domicile traumatisante, mais une ombre sinistre semble les surveiller.Une mère et sa fille de 18 ans déménagent en banlieue pour se remettre d'une violation de domicile traumatisante, mais une ombre sinistre semble les surveiller.Une mère et sa fille de 18 ans déménagent en banlieue pour se remettre d'une violation de domicile traumatisante, mais une ombre sinistre semble les surveiller.

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Same old LMN stuff

Same idea, same story-line, same boring actors and same boredom in watching. However it's good when you're working at your desk and need some sound to break the silence. Not having to watch the silly nonsense is a treat, believe me. I won't mention names as I don't want to promote these bad poker faced actors. Plot wise without delving into specifics so as to not let you know the contents (you must be forced to watch this tripe). The leading lady is so wrong for the role. Although the role has something to be desired. This film is trying to make a hero out of a snoopy young thing that goes around taking candid pictures of her neighbors without their permission. Totally in the wrong, she expects sympathy? You gotta be kidding. You want her to get her up-pence. There is no compassion for someone who goes around accusing innocent people and interfering with their lives. Get a life, sweetie.

haroot_azarian

Ridiculous

One of the other contributors hit the nail on the head when they said the title of the movie was wrong. In fact it was in fact Jodi who was the stalker, photographing the neighbors without their knowledge like a peeping tom, and following them and breaking into their homes.

The story line per usual was ridiculous. Jodi had massive trauma only three months earlier when she was raped at home. And yet here she is drooling over a neighbor boy taking pictures of him even after he catches her doing it. I do not want to assume anything about rape victims in real life nor do I wish to disrespect them, but to me it seemed far-fetched that someone like Jodi who at such a young fragile age goes through such a horrific experience and apart from a few scenes where she is on edge and jumpy, for the rest of the movie she acts so normal and even gets romantically drawn to the neighbor boy whom she has only known for three weeks.

And the lecture Nick gives Jodi's mom was just pathetic. The movie tried to copy Hitchcock's Rear Window and the newer Shia Labeouf movie Disturbia, both of which were in the league of their own.

7phd_travel

The title isn't accurate but still quite entertaining

The title isn't quite accurate. Not a stalking movie at all. The story is about a teen girl who is raped in the city moves to the burbs with her mom. She is still a little paranoid and starts taking pictures of her neighbors. There is a murder of her neighbor and then she proceeds to uncover things. Things move quite quickly as her suspicions about the murderer change.

Worth one watch.

7jwayne_24

Not a classic, but still good

A girl and her mom move to the suburbs after the daughter survives a terrifying ordeal in her city apartment. The girl likes to take photographs and some of her photographs convince her that her neighbors are not what they seem to be.

Of course, like a lot of TV films, the girl suspects the wrong person of stalking her and doesn't realize her mistake until it's almost too far gone.

I feel like the big reveal of the killer could have waited until closer to the end, and that there could have been a bit more drama, but all in all not a bad movie to watch on a Saturday night.

4kosmasp

All those stalkers ...

... so little time. Although as someone else pointed out, this is not really accurate ... or rather a bit missleading. Which isn't a bad thing, if you consider that the movie itself is fairly easy to see through. At the beginning you may feel like me - confused. Because it's like alright, this is way crazy. Then you get the reveal and you're like ... ah well.

The thing is, the movie may work until that moment. Somewhat work. But after that moment? It's downhill from there. It's almost a shame, but then again the acting might be an indicator ... a sort of warning sign. This is obviously a movie made for TV. And not HBO TV or Netflix if you count that as TV (some even call the latter the death bringer of TV). Anyway, very predictable from that one reveal and really not daring that much - not to mention all the crazy characters and their slow thinking - to put it mildly

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Anecdotes
The writer and director Doug Cambell also wrote and directed "Stalked by My Doctor".

Citations
Andrea Allen: [answering cellphone] Hey...
Jodi Allen: [comes rushing down the stairs, phone in hand] Mom, I can prove it!
Andrea Allen: Prove what, honey?
Jodi Allen: That Nick stole my camera! Remember that call, there was nobody on the line? Well, I checked the phone records...
[there's a knock on the door]
Jodi Allen: Hold on.
[checks, inhales sharply]
Jodi Allen: Oh, my God, he's at the door!
Andrea Allen: You don't have to open it. You want me to come home?
Jodi Allen: Uhm...
Andrea Allen: I will, if you want me to. In fact, honey, I'm just gonna come home, I'll be there in ten minutes.
Jodi Allen: [insistent banging on door] No, it's okay. I'll - I'll just see what he wants.
Andrea Allen: Jodi...
Jodi Allen: Don't worry, I'll be all right.
Nick Thompkin: [as Jodi opens door, dirty mechanic:] You call my house?
[no answer]
Nick Thompkin: Did you call me?
Jodi Allen: Why did you steal my camera?
Nick Thompkin: Because you were taking pictures of me, and you didn't ask me if you could.
Jodi Allen: How did you get our house number?
Nick Thompkin: The Internet.
Jodi Allen: So you called our house, made me go inside to answer it, and hopped the fence and stole my camera?
Nick Thompkin: [laughs, nods] That's right! You're good.
Jodi Allen: And then you put it on the back porch and made me look like an idiot.
Nick Thompkin: Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I didn't mean to make you look like an idiot. But if that happened, I'm gonna consider it a bonus.
Jodi Allen: I'm gonna tell the cops what you did!
Nick Thompkin: Wow! First Lisa, now you! Terrific! Go ahead and call the cops. And I'll show them the pictures you took of me.
[whispers:]
Nick Thompkin: Half-naked. Yeah, I downloaded your camera files onto my hard drive.