and a with the hottest body around is actually a psycho and cannot let her in peace. The movie surprises you from the beginning to end. There are some clichés but it's not one of those movies that make you think about life or one of those smart movies, it's really a silly popcorn thriller to be enjoyed.

for me. Watch the movie and you'll know why. I don't usually post reviews but I thought a lot of these negative reviews are uncalled for. Nothing about this movie or its promotion indicates its vying for movie of the year, but it was fun, sexy, a little disturbing, and worth the money if you like thrillers.

bad as they say. I'd recommend this to anyone that wants to be entertained for 91 minutes.

see this Popcorn thriller this weekend! While I was highly enticed by the movie, the closing scene left me wanting more, this at least a movie to go see with your girlfriends.

some cheesy lines , the plot is alright, but the suspense is worth it! ~Jeremy

Ryan Guzman and at first he appears real nice as he even takes up with Claire's shy son, however the game changes as after a hot one night stand it's soon that Claire finds a dangerous cat and mouse game awaits as Noah is really a dangerous and deviant young man. The game is deadly in the form of stalking, computer hacking, spying and you name it Claire and her whole family have a Noah problem. Overall this film isn't awards material still it's a sexy and deviant dangerous thriller that will have a good cult following proving that lust and obsession will always hurt and burn your love heart in the end and this film was made even better by the sexy Jennifer Lopez!

Guzman is Noah, the titular boy who moves in next door. Well, he's not really a boy. He's nearly 20. He moved in with his great uncle because of the old man's health issues and to finish high school after he missed too much class due to the untimely death of his parents. So, Noah is taking care of a sick relative, trying to finish his education, using his talent for fixing things to help his neighbors and befriending Kevin, a kid in desperate need of a buddy. What's not to like? It's no surprise when Claire, still reeling from her husband's adultery and fresh off a bad blind date, sees Noah as just a hunk, a hunk of Burning Love apologies to Elvis . Claire tries to resist Noah's advances, but he won't take "no" for an answer – when he comes on to her, or when he insists on continuing the affair. He gradually becomes more and more demanding and more and more assertive in trying to get what he wants. With Noah being her son's only friend, with thoughts of reconciling with her husband running through her head and with the knowledge that she slept with a student at the school where she teaches an increasingly volatile student , Claire has quite a problem on her hands. After her protestations repeatedly fall on Noah's seemingly deaf ears, and worried about what he'll do next, Claire is forced to confide in her friend Vicky Kristen Chenoweth , who also happens to be the school's assistant principal. And that's when the "fun" REALLY begins."The Boy Next Door" is a throwback to the bad guy movies of the 1980s and the erotic thrillers of the 90s, but that's okay by me. This movie feels fresh. The smart script and solid performances make the situations seem uncomfortably real and we're eventually surprised to find out that Noah has more than one motivation for his actions. Along the way, there's even a moment or two that made me jump in my seat yeah, they got me . The ending, while not entirely unpredictable, is staged with a very effective feeling of suspense. Placed between an especially well done movie poster and music that made me want to sit through the closing credits, I guess you could say that I liked this movie from beginning to end. Although the story isn't really all that original and I feel that it did a disservice to female abuse victims by showing a woman saying "no", then giving in and then blaming herself, those objections are fairly minor compared to the overall quality of this well-executed thriller. Arriving in theaters very early in the year, I'll still say this is my favorite 2015 release… so far. "A-"

that a thriller should contain. You should go see it and make this judgement for yourself.