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Cast

Colin Hanks
as Doug Jarvis

Ana Claudia Talancón
as Amy

Jordana Spiro
as Jennifer

Jonathon Trent
as Matt

Alex Boling
as Barrista

Mel Gorham
as Mother

Ashley McCarthy
as Boardwalk Girl

Christina Sauvé
as Dog Walker

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• Oct 28, 2015

  There is something really creepy, scary and uncomfortably appealing in the way this effective indie thriller forces us to share its character's taste for voyeurism, and it could have been even better had it avoided those clichés and contrivances that come up in the last half hour.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer
• Jun 21, 2009

  "Anytime. Anywhere. He's watching." In Los Angeles, the psychopath Doug stalks the sexy Latin woman Amy is a park and follows her. REVIEW Shot entirely using body cams and spy cams, the movie attempts to explore the horror of the increase in stalking due to the advances in and availability of technology. The movie begins with a stalker, played by Colin Hanks, filming women at the beach and at the park, obviously searching for a victim. He chooses a girl, played by Ana Claudia Talancón, and begins following her, planting cameras in her apartment and slowly inserting himself into her life, using the knowledge he gained from the cameras to find common ground. I could see what the writer/director was trying to accomplish, but it was not entertaining enough to hold my interest without taking breaks. The acting was mostly convincing, although there were some spells of poor acting. The ending seemed very film-school and amateur.
  Lorenzo v Super Reviewer
• Mar 27, 2009

  Stalker thriller where we are shoved right into the stalker's perspective. Shot entirely through secret cameras this is similar to other "real" films such as Blair Witch and Cloverfield. Hanks does well in the lead, but is also too recognisable to have the desired affect. He's pleasant, creepy and sympathetic. Many of his plans work surprisingly well, which sometimes destroys the illusion. Though Amy is supposedly a naive and vulnerable soul, so it does make sense most of the time. The film checks all the boxes for any thriller and the only real difference is how it's filmed. Well made and engrossing for it's 78 minutes.
  Luke B Super Reviewer
• Nov 19, 2008

  Awesome filming concept, but I felt that the movie was lacking.
  Lovable M Super Reviewer

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