Pretty Little Stalker

Pretty Little Stalker is a 2018 thriller directed by Sam Irvin and starring Nicky Whelan, Ashley Rickards, Jesse Hutch, and Makenzie Vega. The film follows the life of an young woman named Maggie (Ashley Rickards), who moves to a new town to start a new life after her ex-boyfriend attempts to kill her. While in her new town, Maggie becomes friends with a married couple, Emma (Nicky Whelan) and Ryan (Jesse Hutch), who own a restaurant in town. Initially, the friendship between the three seems genuine, but things quickly take a dark turn when Maggie becomes fixated on Emma and her seemingly perfect life.

The film opens with Maggie arriving in her new town, looking for a fresh start after her traumatizing experience with her ex-boyfriend. She quickly becomes friends with Emma and Ryan, who offer her a job as a waitress at their restaurant. Maggie soon becomes enamored with Emma’s seemingly perfect life and the two become close friends, with Emma confiding in Maggie about her struggles to conceive a child with Ryan.

However, as Maggie spends more time with Emma, her fixation on Emma’s life becomes increasingly disturbing. She begins to mimic Emma’s mannerisms and clothing styles, even going so far as to dye her hair blonde like Emma’s. Maggie also begins to grow jealous of Emma’s marriage to Ryan and starts attempting to sabotage their relationship.

As the tension between the three grows, secrets are revealed and a dangerous game of cat and mouse ensues. Maggie becomes increasingly unstable and violent, leading Emma and Ryan to become increasingly desperate to protect themselves and their crumbling marriage. The film builds to a tense climax as Maggie’s obsession with Emma becomes more and more dangerous, leading to a shocking conclusion.

Overall, Pretty Little Stalker is a gripping thriller that explores themes of jealousy, obsession, and betrayal. The performances by the main cast, particularly Nicky Whelan and Ashley Rickards, are strong and help to keep the tension high throughout the film. The plot is well-paced and keeps the audience guessing until the final moments. While the film may not break new ground in terms of its genre, it is a well-executed and entertaining thriller that is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.