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Annalynne McCord is a very attractive woman who plays a very loving wife and stepmother.

Her life is turned upside down by blackmail and some threatening photographs that leave her and her husband wondering who is after them.

There are a lot of good twists and an unexpected ending.

This movie wasn't a classic by any stretch but it was a good way to spend and hour and a half.

The one thing that could have made it better was a more menacing subplot but hey i still recommend it.

For a Lifetime movie its not a bad one at all.

Another blonde bimbo as the menace in this trashy film. She overacts, as only bimbos can do and spends more time playing with her hair than acting. Maybe she thinks hair has something to do with talent? No. Not in this case. It's just damn annoying. Also hard to believe that any man could take her abusive attacks. Biggest thrill was when another woman finally wasted her for good.

These friggin leading ladies on LMN, except for a few are all the same thing. Bleached blonde and push up bras. Somewhat wide butts and boring as hell watching them prance around the set.

Let's get more Julliane Moore and Gene Rowland and Josie Davis. Actresses who can act.

The plot twist at the end is not good. The acting and performance was very cold. Nothing is real. The story itself is weak.

This is one of the better LMN movies, because it has a decent story line with a nice plot twist in it. McCord plays a good part as a supposed stalking victim in a usual standard LMN movie. Where it loses me is the husband character, who's daughter is being threatened but he couldn't sufficiently protect her. It followed the LMN theme of, "It takes a woman".

This was an entertaining watch about a women who starts receiving threatening photos from a stalker, who is it and what are their motivations ? There were some nice twists in the story and you are always trying to guess who the stalker could be, there is the odd red herring thown in to keep the audience on their toes, a worthwhile watch and above average made for tv movie