Obsessão Criminosa

Título original: Eye of the Stalker

Filme para televisão
1995
1 h 35 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA college student is stalked by a disturbed older man.A college student is stalked by a disturbed older man.A college student is stalked by a disturbed older man.

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6,2/10

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llihilloh

This movie is pretty good with a nice cast.

Brooke Langton performed well as Beth Knowlton, a college girl who is being stalked by an older man. Jere Burns, the older man, has the right qualities and look about him that makes him seem like a...weirdo. That's the only word to describe him. Anyway, Langton plays the second half of the movie good when she finally catches on to Primes' little game. Joanna Cassidy who plays Beth's mom is semi-interesting to watch. And the rest of the cast does fairly good as well.

It's a pretty basic idea but it is still good to watch. The little things that Primes' character does shows us that stalkers will go to any lengths to get what they want. And you never know, but you might be in the eye of a stalker.

hinuxbridge

Weak

All in all, this was an OK TV movie. Most of the cast pulled it off well. Joanna Cassidy is always worth watching and never fails to steal the show. And Jere Burns once again plays the creepy stalker to the hilt. However, Brooke Langton as the daughter is this naive, vapid, good-two-shoes who knows this creep is stalking her, but still just takes it all in stride. Her mom tells her, "Sometimes you're too nice for your own good." Frankly, her mom should have been horrified that she raised a daughter who is such a simpleton. This girl doesn't even have the sense to freak out when her stalker breaks into her home and leaves a bottle of champagne in the fridge. So, storyline and supporting cast are fine, but why is the stalker victim the lamest member of the cast?

7morientes-68401

Very good movie

Beth Knowlton is an Arizona college student who aspires to be a photographer. Unbeknownst to Beth, she has caught the eye of Stephen Primes, a much older teacher at the college. Primes begins to insinuate himself into Beth's life and mistakenly believes they are forming a relationship. Soon, Beth is living in fear, never knowing what Primes will do next. Her mother, a judge, is helpless to protect her. Beth flees to another state, but Primes is relentless; a showdown is inevitable.

I love these.movies made before ca. 1997. The atmosohere and acting is really good. However there was only one thing to criticize is the last 20 minutes of the movie. That could have been much better. But all in all I give it a weak 7 out of 10.

9Crowbot-2

My mom and I liked it

When I told my mom I was longing on to comment some movies, she told me to remember this and give and give it a good rating, I gave it a nine, since as much as I usually loathe Lifetime movies, for their country chitlin', and drunken cliches, I found this movie quite chilling, and it makes you think, it could happen at anytime.

Monika-5

Very good for a TV movie

This is the story of a beautiful, smart college girl (Brooke Langton) who becomes the obsession of a part-time college professor (Jere Burns). As he stalks her and makes her life miserable, even her judge mother (Joanna Cassidy) is unable to stop him.

All three leads give credible performances, the script and direction is sharp and the Arizona and Colorado locales are wonderful. It's a very well made TV movie.

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When Liz Knowlton is watching the videotape of Stephen dancing with Beth at the photo store, Beth looks into the store video camera and says, "I'm going to get you." However, in the earlier scene when they are being videotaped dancing, she doesn't say this.

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Stephen Primes: Beth? I've been waiting for you.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: Hi, Mr. Primes.
Stephen Primes: Stephen, and I, um, got you a surprise.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: Another stuffed toy.
Stephen Primes: Hmm. Cute, wasn't he? I thought you'd like this. It's a Martin Neumeyer original print.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: It's great, but I can't accept that.
Stephen Primes: Sure you can. I'll have it framed for you.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: No, I can't.
Stephen Primes: Will you stop? It's just a little something for our anniversary.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: [puzzled] Our anniversary?
Stephen Primes: Two weeks since we met. I thought we might go out to dinner tonight and celebrate.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: Oh, I can't. I have work, and uh, and I have finals.
Stephen Primes: Finals? American Literature and 20th Century Mexican Art? With your grades, you'll knock those out in no time.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: [shocked] What, are you *checking* on me?
Stephen Primes: Some girls would be flattered.
Elizabeth 'Beth' Knowlton: Excuse me; I have to go.
[walks away]
Stephen Primes: Don't go too far.