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But the whole middle part was a frustrating watch. It was unrealistic how the girl's mother so strongly refused to believe when her daughter said the guy assaulted her. I mean she wouldn't even listen to her daughter at all.

Her daughter's immediate reaction to seeing him when the mother brought him to the house should've been a big clue, but the dopey clueless mother just accused her daughter of being jealous that she's seeing a man who's not her dead father!! Wow.

Which brings me to the other thing that was unrealistic (and funny).... The dopey mother, clearly in her 40's with a face full of middle aged wrinkles, actually believed that this hot 20 something reality TV star who apparently was a hot Hollywood commodity and making millions----would be going out with this 40 something tired looking nurse. It was laughable. If she had half a brain she would've seen that he was only using her to get close to her daughter. Many times I wanted to reach into the screen and slap sense into her. She looked like his mother standing next to him lol.

The daughter frustrated me too because she just HAD to make her dopey mother believe that he was stalking her that she actually broke into his mansion to retrieve a Polaroid of them together to get her to see she wasn't lying.

All she really had to do was sit back and let things play out on it's own because the guy's obsession with her would've revealed itself eventually.

I liked the ending though. There was a point during the final confrontation that I had no idea which way it would go and I like that it wasn't easily predictable.

I just didn't get one thing.... At the very end the cop says "They're both going away for a long time." But if it was just the stalker's crazed mother who was doing all the killing and kidnapping, what's the stalker going away for?

He looked genuinely surprised when she revealed to him how she killed his ex girlfriend, so therefore his only crime was having the hots for a 17 year old. And the assault in the beginning was merely him trying to kiss her in his living room before his psycho mommy walked in.

He also seemed shocked to see Kendra and her friend Jake tied up in the room when he got home and helped them escape. So it appeared at the end of the film that he was innocent in all this and was just a stalky creep with a short temper.

I did like it overall though and the acting was good all around. So I put it right in the middle with 5 stars.

"Stalked by a Reality Star" is really the story of a mother and her daughter. Linn Peterson supports young Kendra on a nurse's salary after the death of her husband, who died in one of the wars fought in the Middle East. The mother-daughter relationship is a see-saw affair as Linn seeks to find harmony while coexisting with an angst-ridden teen.

Linn and Kendra enjoy watching a popular reality television show called "Finding Love" starring an actor named Bradley (Brad) Banton. When Kendra and her bestie Misha attend the Hollywood Helps Charity Ball, Kendra meets the dashing Brad, whom she calls the most eligible man in the galaxy.

It turns out that Brad is actually living in another galaxy when he becomes obsessed with Kendra after they shared extra dirty vodka martinis at the ball. The stalking ensues in which Brad even shows up at Kendra's high school when she is auditioning for Portia in Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." Kendra is appalled by Brad, who clearly has some screws loose.

In the hospital where she works, Linn has been involved in a clandestine affair with a doctor, Ty Warson. But Linn falls into despair after Dr. Ty dumps her. It is at that point while on the rebound that the vulnerable Linn meets the charismatic Brad Banton. Linn believes that Brad is paying special attention to her and instantly becomes whipped on Brad as if she were a schoolgirl. Of course, Brad is only taking advantage of Linn in order to get closer to her daughter.

After Kendra informs her mother that Brad has been abusive to her, Linn uncharacteristically refuses to believe her. This was most problematic part of the film because it made no sense that Linn would have such a complete turnaround in the lack of faith in her daughter. As her mother, she should have been able to tell that Kendra would not be making up such a detailed story.

Brad has led a sheltered life protected by his "manager," who turns out to be his smother mother who is just as obsessed about Brad and he is with Kendra. His former girlfriend, Allison Trasker, drove off a cliff to her death due to the maneuvering of the mother. Now, it appears that Kendra and her "wingman" friend Jake are in danger of the same fate.

The filmmakers developed good tension in a story of Cinderella in reverse gears. Linn comes to the rescue of Kendra after finding her daughter's missing shoe in Brad's home. But it turned out that this silver slipper did not fit for Kendra, who had recognized Brad for a pervert that from the beginning. All that remains is for the rekindling of the inseparable bond of a mother and her daughter as they expose the sad underbelly of what Brad's mother called "this nasty world."

Unlikely scenario of a reality star who becomes obsessed with a teenage girl. Why her? No good reason. Things play out routinely by Lifetime thriller standards.

Not a must watch.