Jodi Binstock
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The drama film I'll Be Watching, starring Janel Parrish, Rob Estes, Michael Welch, etc., directed by Jodi Binstock, was released on June 9, 2018 in the United States. It tells the story of after narrowly escaping the clutches of a deadly stalker, a young woman flees to a remote town where she rebuilds her life and finds the man of her dreams...until the man of her nightmares tracks her down. This is a Drama, Romance, Thriller film with a runtime of 87 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.6/10 from 492 viewers.
Jodi Binstock
as Director
Janel Parrish
as Kate Riley
Rob Estes
as Detective Mark Paine
Michael Welch
as Detective Jake Marsh
Jonah Platt
as Lieutenant Jack Rivers
Conner Marx
as Frank Dower
Thomas Hobson
as Dectective Ben Jones
Tom Kiesche
as Detective Bill Hansen
Eric B. Anthony
as Nick
Sydney Ortman
as Avery
Keith Cox
as Loud Man 1
Mady Dahlstrom
as Amanda
Brandon Irvin
as Police Officer
Alexis Lombardi
as Nicole
Chuck Saculla
as Drunk man at bar
Tricia Davis
as Coffee patron and bus patron
Sydney Ortman
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
source: I'll Be Watching
This movie was pretty bad. So unrealistic with the cops and some of the shots were atrocious. The acting was fine but overall definitely B-C grade.
Kate Riley doesn't realize it, but she is like Dorothy in the Land of Oz. Miss Riley is under assault from a crazed stalker in Portland. She is then surrounded by a group of well-intentioned but bumbling police officers assigned to her. They hover over her like the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion in "The Wizard of Oz". This is The "A" Team, led by Detective Paine, whose members are eager to serve and to protect! Eventually, Kate meets Jack Marsh, a former cop. Having fled to Green Bluff Wyoming, Kate works in a local watering hole where she first meets Jack. They fall in love by a picturesque waterfall. Kate dreams of possibly living on Jack's ranch. The only thing standing in her way is her stalker. The man who is always "watching" is a cop named Frank Dower. His mantra with Kate is that he wants to be "noticed." He also leaves a purple rose as his calling card. The feisty Kate is taught some martial arts skills by Detective Paine and The "A" Team. She is preparing for the showdown at high noon! Kate now has the wherewithal and the support system to finally meet her adversary. The quick-thinking Kate outfoxes Dower during a sit down interview in which she challenges his manhood and thereby extracts a fateful confession from him. She has done battle with the face of evil and is ready to take her place as the cowgirl of Green Bluff, never again to be on the receiving end of a purple rose.
They could have made the main character better n more meaner they had her weak as all outdoors and cry too much made it like women are weak and sorry not true 😡🤔
I've watched over 75 LMN movies and this is my #1. It was a thriller, had a love story, great plot, and a happy ending! Great job!
Lifetime movies are my guilty pleasure and I enjoy every one of them even with some of the ridiculous plot lines, corny lines and horrible acting. This blew away my expectations. The acting was great. It was dark. It was thrilling. All the things I personally love. The only reason I knocked off two stars is I wish that they kept the mystery of who it was a little longer. Maybe even revealing who he was at the end in the bar. That would have made for a good aha moment. I definitely recommend this movie.
Quite different from the usual psycho thriller like those wrong this and that or perfect something thriller. PLL's Janel Parrish plays a woman who gets stalked by a cop who starts killing others in her name. Quite amusingly she gets an entourage of police protection including Rob Estes and Michael Welch. But he strikes again and she runs off to Wyoming and meets a nice rancher and a little Hallmark romance ensues. Because the killings continue they sat a trap for the psycho. But stay tuned for the interrogation after it's hilarious. The psycho killer is played by a Michael Phelps / Gomer Pyle lookalike. Worth a watch for the interesting construction and story.
The first 10 minutes of this movie looked interesting, but then it spiraled out of control. I'd like to know how much they paid some of these people to give this movie raving revues. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.
Such a great movie, it's basically what most young girls have lived through. So literally everyone can relate having a crush and never telling them. It truly portrays nowadays unlike other movies, you don't have to be the most beautiful to be liked, you just have to be beautiful inside.
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