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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Sean O'Grady

Chloe review: Erin Doherty is an obsessive stalker in this intriguing, repulsive thriller

BBC/Mam Tor Productions/David King

Apart from “thriller”, and it is a superlative thriller, it’s quite difficult to define what Chloe is all about. It seems – seems – to be a story about a very strange woman, someone who is part-stalker, part-Munchausen’s syndrome sufferer, part-fantasist, part-succubus, and entirely terrifying. An “interesting” central character, then. You really do fear for those who come into contact with any of her various identities…

Played with a wonderful barmy intensity by Erin Doherty (who you may recognise as the rather more one-dimensional Princess Anne in The Crown), Becky Green is a single twenty-something woman still living with her mum. She works as a secretarial temp, her bathroom has mould, her nerves are strained because of her mother’s mild dementia, and, as is apparently routine these days, she instead lives a more glam life vicariously through social media.

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