Ellie (Nia Long) is married to Marcus (Stephen Bishop ) and is stalked by David (Omar Epps ) whom she almost had an affair with in a bar restroom, by she C-blocked him instead. David has anger issues and a dead ex-wife.

The plot was too predictable with too predictable;e characters. It was not very entertaining.

Guide: No swearing. Distant sex. No nudity.

I wonder why I still watch movies like this, but I reckon the cast was one of the major drawing points. Omar Epps and especially Nia Long. Both do a really good job of conveying their characters and they keep it as real as possible. Of course, convinient that he's a hacker and that he acts in a different manner than ... before. But it is what it is - probably my favorite and least favorite thing to say right now.

Secrets are never good, especially when they are so benign. Friendships should be worth more than the word of a single person (especially one with a grudge). But logic is something that movies like the ones at hand, do not often tangle with. So be happy with the small bits you do get served. Overall a decent thriller of the week kind of thing ... if that is your thing

Be careful who you have a fling with, especially when you have a great life, and mess around with someone a little crazy.

I knew full well this was going to be slated, but in reality it isn't too bad, it's a big standard thriller/stalker film, but it's watchable, and has enough to keep you mildly entertained. There is nothing original here though.

The ending plays out..... exactly as you expect it to, it's thriller by numbers.

Omar Epps is rather good as David I thought, he was very sinister, and didn't overplay it, some of the acting was a bit ropey otherwise.