Follows the story of a successful executive who struggles with a scorned young lover who takes his obsession too far.

Sheex says: "Pretty Thing" attempts to weave a narrative that, unfortunately, falls flat under the weight of its own ambitions. The plot meanders aimlessly, leaving viewers feeling more confused than engaged. While the film presents intriguing themes, it fails to develop them in a cohesive manner, resulting in a story that feels disjointed and ultimately unsatisfying. The characters are passable; they possess some depth but lack the development necessary to make them truly memorable. Their interactions sometimes spark interest, yet too often feel forced or cliché. The performances from the cast are competent but not exceptional—there's a sense that they are trying their best with the material provided, yet they can only do so much. Visually, "Pretty Thing" has its moments of beauty, but even this is overshadowed by the lack of substance in its storytelling. The pacing is uneven, dragging at points when it should be building tension or excitement. As an audience member, I found myself checking my watch more than once. Ultimately, "Pretty Thing" struggles to deliver on its potential as an entertaining film. It’s disappointing when a movie with such promise ends up being forgettable and frustratingly mediocre. For those seeking engaging cinema, this one might be better left untouched.