What makes it different from others?

Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

For me the first half of this film was more enjoyable,than the second.All the way there are only a few royal quality ideas,and scenes,this movie was mostly average,and sometimes unfortunately was not enough interesting.The other good thing is the fact that the characters are real,and the director knows it's about them.This movie is not just a thriller,this is also a mild,but dark,good comedy of it's genre,which represent average people,those working,and using,and the most important they are unfortunately used by the world of movie-making,and entertaining section of the world.They are the stars,sometimes we think they are not real boys,and girls,and we think this without any deeper logic.Unfortunately seems like the creators worked with relative low budget for the film,but this movie was still a good lesson how not to handle a star,or everybody else.That would be great if the real fans of the social-thriller-drama genre,could discover this movie.And I hope,the movie makers will discover the possibilities of this genre,and I have a good news:they did it around the world.Since 1995 they made lot of movies like this.In fact:there were some similar like this,before.6/10

I cannot believe that anyone who saw this turkey could put it in the same universe with Fatal Attraction. The acting was wooden and awful, particularly the fem fatale. People got killed (2) and disappeared from the movie, never to be heard from again. A husband gets throw from a speeding car, run over, and appears the next day in a fight scene. This thing was unreal, it was all I could do to finish it. The attraction was whether the bodies would ever turn up. The police couldn't solve crimes that were perfectly obvious. And on and on.

If you literally took parts from "fatal attraction" and "the crush" you would get the loosely nailed suspense "number one fan" It was another one of your average obsession films, But the simulairties run so high it be like looking at yourself but in a diffrent mirror. The woman who played "blair" The wannabe Glenn Close,Is obviously a new starlet, since her acting needs improvement. The harrased man being a movie star was a just a more dramaticer take on The other man being a writer in "the crush". And the film would have been better if the ending was altered. It was too subtle. Im not saying have a dramatic ending where her face pops up. But just give us some scratch to start from to maybe just "try" to predict what will futerly happen. and since the ending was like that the line "the movies not over till they roll the credits" had no need in the film what so ever. In the end you can watch this flick after already have seen "the crush" and "fatal attraction" or watch this first and be shocked after you the other films.

One of the hottest B movies I've ever seen. The plot is familiar: a female fan, totally obsessed with a movie star, proceeds to make his and his girlfriend's life hell. What was not familiar was the little tart who plays the obsessee. One hot little number she is. Excuse me while I take a cold shower.