As an avid Lifetime movie fan I had high expectations for the first installment in this Obsession Thrillogy. It followed the basic Lifetime template but the acting, directing, and score were better than average. Celeste Desjardins was terrific in the leading role as a stalking victim perpetrated by the hunky and charismatic Blake, played by Travis Nelson. This movie would be great as a stand alone movie but the fact that its Part 1 in a "thrillogy" (typical cheesy Lifetime marketing) has me ready for more.

This is one better Lifetime movie because it is modern, appropriate for most audience (ages) and filled with realistic problems like crime, scam, lies. It warns us of possible common crimes that can be performed by anybody. Includes lots of content like security, cameras, relationships, cars, buildings, mysteries. Very similar to real life and funny a bit. Just not completely convincing, looks bit like acting, and amateur. But still higher presence of weapons, vehicles, police than in most non-Lifetime movies. Reminds me of most personal and current problems in my environment. Bad that it is too negative.

In the movie Travis Nelson's character is named Blake Connors throughout, but he's named Blake Collins in the credits. Am I missing something?