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This movie makes absolutely zero sense. Leah and Tom........ really?? Natalie just walks into a home wearing dish washing gloves and beats the hell out of Tom with a weight tool?? The parole officer scene is comical. Leah asking a beaten Tom "are you all right"?, "are you ok"? Just bad acting period. This is such a bad movie. Just awful. I can't believe this went on too be a full movie after the 1st 10 minutes. I can post a cop outside that door right now... really? Watching LMN movies is one thing, but putting this garbage out there is completely different. And who puts a knife next to their self for protection? And where in the hell do you just pick up a bottle of chloroform.?? The phone conversation with Tom in the hospital was simply pathetic. Tom....really?? Ugh.

As much as I like Kelcie Stranahan, she should have declined this role. The character was completely unbelievable. Hopefully she got a good payday from this stinker.

Along the LMN formula, the police were inept and unhelpful.

The scene where the Lt. Introduced himself to Leah in Tom's hospital room, they reached across him lying in bed to shake hands and then continued to have a conversation over the top of the comatose man. I think in reality, cops would have taken Leah aside and spoken to her away from Tom's bed.

The violent nature of the film and the attacks did not seem to indicate anything- to the cops, to the parole officer, or to Leah and her colleagues.

I wish I had avoided this one. I watched it because Kelcie was in it. If I had skipped it, I would still have a positive impression of her acting.

I was kind of into the movie to see what crazy Natalie Clark was going to do with all of the people in the movie just to get next to simple, delusional, absent minded Leah until crazy, dysfunctional, etc, etc Natalie Clark said these desk "monkeys". I know it's just a movie, but I mean you couldn't have came up with a better or suitable word for her say or use instead of "monkeys" or maybe I'm just looking to far into it, just taking it out of context. Who put that word in the script? Who actually thought that word would be a good, wonderful idea for her to say such a word in a movie like this.

Kelcie Stranahan, who used to be a Lifetime regular, is quite convincing in the role for this movie. She plays Natalie Clark, an obsessive fan, who enters a marketing contest for a fitness company and wins!!! She gets a stationary bike and a month of virtual training, with none other than the fitness mogul and owner of the company, Leah Sterling, played nicely here by Ria Ridley. But Natalie is a psycho and wants Leah to be her only friend and her LIVE personal trainer ALL of the time! In order to make that happen, Natalie devises some elaborate schemes to cut Leah off from everyone in her life.... Just what will she do? Tune in to find out. This Lifetime movie was well acted, written and directed. Highly recommended!