The Paramedic Who Stalked Me

Similar to this (with a ghost not a psycho) that is far more chilling and entertaining even now that I'm in my 30s instead of preteens. First off, this actor and more importantly this character has to be at least 25. At worst he's early 30s. Who's idea was it to have him obsessed with a high schooler just because his prom was ruined? ICK. For those who've seen the Albert Beck movies, he was obsessed with young women but it was more of an obsession with saving them. The dude from the shark movies was at least obsessed with girls his own age. So much cringe. Like the body count. At least on AYAOTD, the ghost didn't kill anyone. This guy goes and kills the drunk driver like it's no biggie. He kills his partner. I mean how is this a "secret" that is worth killing over? How are characters always able to get into their old high schools and do the absolute most? This is also like the third Lifetime movie in the last few weeks that has had the protag (male and female) pretend to be the deceased to get the upper hand. Did the same writer write all three? The ending was so stupid. Is he obsessed with teenage girls bc of his missed prom or is he obsessed with women in general? The ending made no sense. I did get a kick out of his laughter turning to tears. A 4.9 is harsh but valid.

A ridiculous horror movie made in 2023. In my opinion, even 2 points is more. Come on, when these kinds of movies were being shot, there were no security cameras, security guards and cell phones everywhere. Now how can he kill people so easily and not be seen in any way? The second is still the same nonsense. You hit the tape on the man's head. Why would you run away before you completely neutralize the man? Thirdly, why don't these murderers that I hurt never die, friend? These American TV generation movies are so poor quality that I haven't come across a better movie. In these movies, sleep music is played in the background. Doesn't anyone criticize you on these issues? A movie about a first aider haunting a girl he saved in an accident. There is no sex or nudity in the movie.

For young Chloe Braddock, it was a tragic auto accident that brought her into the life of a paramedic named Matt. But for this paramedic, their meeting appeared to be the workings of fate because Chloe was wearing the same necklace as his prom date and the love of his life, who died in a similar accident as they were driving to the dance. The deranged paramedic does much more damage than "stalking." Chloe's boyfriend Bryce is placed in a coma after Matt tampers with his vaping device. Matt also murders the drunk driver responsible for Chloe's accident. He kills his co-worker Charice when she starts to suspect the depths of his sleazy behavior. And he nearly kills Chloe's kind mother Karen, who tumbles into a ravine during a mad chase through the forest. The actors hit all the right notes in this far-fetched yarn that at times ventured into the genre of dark comedy. One of the best scenes was when Matt was invited to Chloe's school to demonstrate CPR and he used Bryce as a guinea pig to show how defibrillators work! That moment had a payoff in the film's climactic scene. There was a wicked denouement that revealed how Matt was still engaged in his weird fantasies about his fateful prom night. In this case however, he is cackling away and sobbing like a baby while being handcuffed to a wheel chair in a nut house. For Matt, it was neither fate nor an accident that led him to this place. It was karma.

Chloe and her friends are driving home after dark and encounter a near-fatal accident with one of her friends dying and Chloe rescued by 2 paramedics from the car. She is grateful for their saving her life. Of course, one of them, Matt, is a psycho and Chloe reminds him of his high school love who died in a similar accident and he intends to do everything to help her...,.. way too much. He becomes intrusive and a stalker after she recovers and stops anyone who threatens that obsession including Chloe's bf, his EMT partner, and her mother through his knowledge and using his tools of the trade as a paramedic. Chloe realizes all too soon that Matt is fixated on her and tries to end it. But how can she stop him? You will have to tune in to see for yourself. This was an entertaining movie for a weekend watch. Recommended!!!

Similar to this (with a ghost not a psycho) that is far more chilling and entertaining even now that I'm in my 30s instead of preteens. First off, this actor and more importantly this character has to be at least 25. At worst he's early 30s. Who's idea was it to have him obsessed with a high schooler just because his prom was ruined? ICK. For those who've seen the Albert Beck movies, he was obsessed with young women but it was more of an obsession with saving them. The dude from the shark movies was at least obsessed with girls his own age. So much cringe. Like the body count. At least on AYAOTD, the ghost didn't kill anyone. This guy goes and kills the drunk driver like it's no biggie. He kills his partner. I mean how is this a "secret" that is worth killing over? How are characters always able to get into their old high schools and do the absolute most? This is also like the third Lifetime movie in the last few weeks that has had the protag (male and female) pretend to be the deceased to get the upper hand. Did the same writer write all three? The ending was so stupid. Is he obsessed with teenage girls bc of his missed prom or is he obsessed with women in general? The ending made no sense. I did get a kick out of his laughter turning to tears. A 4.9 is harsh but valid.

A ridiculous horror movie made in 2023. In my opinion, even 2 points is more. Come on, when these kinds of movies were being shot, there were no security cameras, security guards and cell phones everywhere. Now how can he kill people so easily and not be seen in any way? The second is still the same nonsense. You hit the tape on the man's head. Why would you run away before you completely neutralize the man? Thirdly, why don't these murderers that I hurt never die, friend? These American TV generation movies are so poor quality that I haven't come across a better movie. In these movies, sleep music is played in the background. Doesn't anyone criticize you on these issues? A movie about a first aider haunting a girl he saved in an accident. There is no sex or nudity in the movie.

For young Chloe Braddock, it was a tragic auto accident that brought her into the life of a paramedic named Matt. But for this paramedic, their meeting appeared to be the workings of fate because Chloe was wearing the same necklace as his prom date and the love of his life, who died in a similar accident as they were driving to the dance. The deranged paramedic does much more damage than "stalking." Chloe's boyfriend Bryce is placed in a coma after Matt tampers with his vaping device. Matt also murders the drunk driver responsible for Chloe's accident. He kills his co-worker Charice when she starts to suspect the depths of his sleazy behavior. And he nearly kills Chloe's kind mother Karen, who tumbles into a ravine during a mad chase through the forest. The actors hit all the right notes in this far-fetched yarn that at times ventured into the genre of dark comedy. One of the best scenes was when Matt was invited to Chloe's school to demonstrate CPR and he used Bryce as a guinea pig to show how defibrillators work! That moment had a payoff in the film's climactic scene. There was a wicked denouement that revealed how Matt was still engaged in his weird fantasies about his fateful prom night. In this case however, he is cackling away and sobbing like a baby while being handcuffed to a wheel chair in a nut house. For Matt, it was neither fate nor an accident that led him to this place. It was karma.