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Ok here's my issue.... the ending... whatever happened to the dad and her boyfriend? Ummmm.... That's it.

I've seen a lot of Lifetime movies in my day, and this is possibly one of the worst. Let's begin with the fact that these are possibly the most apathetic people I have ever seen in regards to a kidnapping. The boyfriend looked more concerned when he found out the main character (I already forgot her name because that's how un-impactful she was) missed class than when she was full blown kidnapped. Let's also not ignore the pure stupidity of the characters, such as when they decided not to report a stalking to the police. Or when they thought that they could take on a man who, in only the past 48 hours, had killed two people, kidnapped two people, and attempted to kill someone, and they armed themselves with only a baseball bat and the very fact that they are the protagonists in the film. My FAVORITE scene was the one where the boyfriend calls the mom while she's driving around trying to find the girl. The entire scene is shot just showing the mom, with the lines of the husband just thrown in. I mean we learned so little about the husband why even bother giving him more camera time? I usually enjoy a good ol' lifetime movie no matter how bad it is. That's what gives lifetime it's character. But with this one there were so many issues with just about everything that I couldn't even bring myself to enjoy it.

This film is a by-the-numbers thriller about a psycho stalker who entraps young Chelsey Bilson when she makes a big boo-boo by undressing on camera to earn some extra bucks to pay for law school and her burgeoning career as a filmmaker. Chelsea should never have become embroiled in her former friend Milla's webcam operation. The moment early in the film where Chelsea accepts payment from Milla simply compounded Chelsea's poor judgment.

The psycho is Jake Peters, who clearly has some technical skills, as he spies and hacks his way to kidnapping Chelsea. At one of the critical junctures of the film, Chelsea's boyfriend Eric, her mother and the mother's boyfriend Paul track down Jake. When they arrive at the warehouse, they utter the predictable dictum, "Let's split up!" Bad decision.

The best relationship that was developed in the film was between the mother Beverly and her daughter Chelsea. While clearly devoted to her daughter, Bev was overly strict. It was clear that Chels really didn't want to be in law school, as her passion was filmmaking,

In the end, the traumatic experience brings mother and daughter together. Still, Chelsea's lousy judgment in doing the dance, then taking Milla's check was an incident to regret. But it will certainly be a night to remember.

What happened to the boyfriend, stepdad, Milla, the dead dude on jake's living???. Horrible acting, horrible soundtrack, clichés everywhere, a useless Detective who didn't do her Job? She also failed to predict her primary suspect's move 😒😒😒

And what to say about the ending? She bassically survive's abduction, and the next day she acts like nothing ever happened, a big amount of loose ties. Jake was not that clever to succeed in the entire movie, his success is based on the stupidity of the characters. Chloe bassically losses her boyfriend, and her first reaction, it's about laugh. C'mon man.