let me say right off the bat this movie sucks! the characters are complete idiots!,they never at any point decide to call the police! there's a scene where they find a dead body in someones trunk so what do they do, NOTHING they just go and sleep on the beach!!, the acting is really bad, you never feel like these people are taking anything seriously and the lines are just plain stupid!, there's a lot of scenes that are poorly edited so you have no idea why something is happening. I actually think if someone was to re-do this movie with better actors and a better script and edited it properly it could be a good movie. But the movie as it is, isn't worth your time, just skip this one.

The movie starts out with a killing by a guy in a hoodie. We then go to Angie (Allison Tyler) and Brian (Zack Stewart) at a suicide support group. Both their parents committed suicide...her mom slit her own throat (a Philadelphia suicide) and they both worked at the same hospital. Brian and Angie both wear hoodies. Co-incidence? They both receive a VHS tape of their parents, with film shots from a stalker. VHS? Seriously? They both still own a VHS player to play the tape. Maybe their parents didn't commit suicide after all. Angie suspects the creepy neighbor. Or could it be Brian's roommate? Or do we care because the film is boring?

F-bomb, sex, nudity (Jillian Toby) Allison in revealing tank top.

Girl who's mother killed herself finds solace in the arms of a nice young man. She also gets a package in the mail with a disturbing video that shows that there was more to her mothers end. This is a voyeuristic horror film set in todays film everything age though hearkening back to Powell's Peeping Tom. What might have been a good little horror film is considerably lessened film by a by the numbers plot which telegraphs everything that's going to happen. If you don't know what's happening and can't guess the ending then you've not been watching enough of these horror films. If you like well done but well worn films give this a shot, other wise steer clear.