Stalked by My Doctor: The Return

Dr. Fayette, a brilliant but dangerously obsessive psychiatrist, is released from prison after faking his own death. He assumes a new identity and sets his sights on a new victim, unaware that his past actions have created a determined adversary. His attempts at a fresh start are thwarted by unexpected complications and the lingering threat of his past catching up to him.

While 'Stalked by My Doctor: The Return' is a made-for-television film and was not widely reviewed by major critics, it garnered a mixed to positive reception among its target audience, particularly fans of low-budget thrillers and those familiar with the first installment. It is often praised for its campy, over-the-top performance by Eric Roberts and its straightforward, suspenseful narrative.

• Eric Roberts delivers a memorably unhinged performance as the villainous doctor.
• The film provides straightforward suspense suitable for fans of TV thrillers.
• While not highbrow cinema, it effectively delivers on its genre promises.

Google audience: Audience reception is generally positive for its intended genre, with viewers often highlighting Eric Roberts' charismatic villainy and the film's predictable but entertaining plot.

This film is a sequel to the 2015 made-for-television movie 'Stalked by My Doctor,' with Eric Roberts reprising his role as the deranged Dr. Fayette.