The Perfect Guy

The film opens with Leah getting ready for her day, illustrating her busy life and strong relationship with her boyfriend, Dave. She shares a tender goodbye with him, highlighting the affection they share despite the pressures of daily life.

While at a coffee shop, Leah experiences a brief flirty interaction with a charming stranger, which piques her interest. In a humorous twist, she accidentally leaves with his iced coffee, setting the stage for future interactions.

At a party that evening, Leah observes Dave bonding with a friend's child, which leads to tension between them. In a serious conversation, Leah expresses her desire for marriage and children, but Dave’s reluctance triggers a heated argument that ends in their breakup.

After the breakup, Leah throws herself into her work in an effort to cope with her emotional turmoil. This decision marks a turning point in her life as she seeks to regain control and focus.

While waiting for her friend Karen at a restaurant, Leah feels uncomfortable when approached by another man. Just then, Carter, the man from the coffee shop, comes to her rescue, and they share a moment that ignites mutual attraction.

After their initial encounter, Leah and Carter decide to meet again, leading to a romantic evening filled with chemistry. Their connection culminates in a passionate kiss, marking the beginning of a new chapter for Leah.

Leah feels a deepening connection with Carter and introduces him to her family in San Francisco. While her father welcomes him, Leah's mother maintains traditional views by insisting they sleep in separate rooms, showcasing familial tension and expectations.

An unexpected incident at a gas station brings Carter's underlying aggression to the surface when he reacts violently to a man's compliment toward Leah. This troubling display leaves Leah feeling shaken and questioning their relationship.

Disturbed by Carter's behavior, Leah makes the difficult decision to end their relationship. However, Carter’s obsession begins to manifest, revealing a darker side that threatens Leah's safety.

Carter's infatuation escalates into stalking, invading Leah's personal space and invading her sense of security. This period of Leah's life becomes increasingly troublesome as she tries to move on while being constantly haunted by Carter.

Carter's possessiveness leads to a horrifying act when he murders Leah's neighbor, Mrs. McCarthy. This event sends shockwaves through Leah's life, leaving her in a state of fear and confusion as she grapples with the implications of Carter's actions.

Detective Hansen enters the scene, offering assistance to Leah in the form of legal action against Carter. However, the intricacies of Carter's manipulative nature complicate their efforts, leaving Leah feeling vulnerable and unsupported.

In a thrilling climax, Leah is forced to confront Carter in her own home, leading to a brutal and intense physical struggle. This confrontation serves as a climax of escalating tension and fear that has been building throughout the film.

In a desperate attempt to protect herself, Leah takes matters into her own hands and shoots Carter in what she claims is self-defense. This pivotal moment marks her transformation from victim to survivor.

After the harrowing events, Leah walks into the police station to report what she has experienced. This act symbolizes her reclaiming power over her life following a dark period filled with fear and uncertainty.