Jimmy Warden’s Borderline poses a very terrifying question: What happens when fans go too far? A singer (Samara Weaving) learns the hard way.
The “trapped in a house” genre horror film puts Weaving in a starring role once again. She plays Sofia, a singer who comes in contact with her stalker fan Paul Duerson (Ray Nicholson) after he breaks into her house. Her body guard, Bell (Eric Dane) cannot protect her from Duerson’s obsessed ways and the thriller leaves you terrified of fame and also Nicholson’s devious smile.
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