A stock photography model and her husband cross paths with a stalker with nefarious intentions in the all-new 2021 Lifetime original movie, Stalked in Paradise. If you’re going to get stalked then it might as well be surrounded by beautiful scenery and the ocean.
The premiere date and time for Stalked in Paradise is Friday night on October 8th at 8/7c exclusively on the Lifetime Movie Network (LMN) cable TV channel.
Find out how to stream and watch Stalked in Paradise online free without cable on LMN either live or on-demand anytime after it premieres on TV.
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Stalked in Paradise Lifetime Movie Preview
Lifetime’s story synopsis for Stalked in Paradise is as follows, “Olivia’s career of putting photos and video of herself on stock photography websites suddenly leads to danger when a man starts stalking her and her husband. When the stalker’s delusions get out of hand, Olivia fights back to protect herself and her husband from the stalker’s outrage.”
Stalked in Paradise stars Chelsie Hightower, Channon Voyce, and Mason D. Davis.
