Great pace, engaging tv drama SPOILED BY THE ENDING SCENES

It was watchable, thrilling and the stalker was a fine actor going from convincly innocent to nutjob and I believed in him but it was creepy but it was unbelievable that as soon as the paramedic saw a woman dying eyes closed he became obsessed. I mean really like odd reason it should have been a proper reason.

Aside from that and the abysmal ending of a scene between the stalker and the victim which was a silly move and just juvenile that they needed to write such a weak, old school cliche in which then made the movie awful. It was all a typically good thriller with a lot going on until that. It couldve been anything but that and it wouldve been better but just because of that ending it goes from a 7.5 to 3.

I just invested all my time and was quite enjoying this till then and from that scene onwards at the end it was simply oh dear! Just silly.

The mother in the movie was a great actress just like a worrying mother who saw the red flags from the off likely because she was clued up as she saw red flags when her ex cheated so she was rather on high alert and was right to be concerned. Its good to see this angle as sometimes movies generally flag up these signs and they can be ignored but these days we are more switched on. So to see a character like that was good and she was full of emotion and effort and didn't hold back letting the paramedic know she thought he was a bit much.

The paramedic and the mother can act convincingly and that is better than tv dramas but the weak ending was bad.

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