The Stalker

The first thing I liked about this film was the music! Really well done, very reminiscent of the 80s style movies in this genre. The villain also sounded a bit like Freddy Krueger which was cool. The cast was refreshing, not like the cliche barbie dolls you often see in these kinds of films, more mature aged actors that cared about what they were doing. The movie was only 60 mins but to be honest is a good running time. I especially liked seeing Troy Fromin pop up too, he's a great genre character actor that I think is talented. Nicely done overall this little film and a great poster to go with it. And make sure you watch till end credits so you don't miss a bonus scene!

Follows in the footsteps of stalker/revenge thrillers like Cape Fear and Scream. Decent performances overall (especially from the father/husband who's resemblance to Nick Cave was oddly captivating). Good effort for a very low-budget film.

The Stalker has a lot of the 80s horror vibe. Good premise, some good acting, Dario Argento type of music. Too bad it's only one hour, I would have loved to see it unfold slower.

A great indie thriller with solid performances. Everybody is a suspect and you just don't know whom you can trust. The parents' plight is relatable as someone stalks their family. The kids get a little lost in the dilemma but that's okay as the main focus is with the parents anyway and how they are going to deal with a stalker coming for their family. And fortunately the parents are very relatable. It definitely has twists and enough thrills to be entertaining.

This is unapologetically a low budget indie, but the acting and production value are solid and it has a simple old school vibe that is executed well! The boys do exceptionally well in roles that could have easily fallen into parody. It kept my attention the entire time and had some truly disturbing moments - definitely recommend it!