If you’re looking for a whip-smart original thriller with equal parts emotion and email, heart and hard drive, you’ve found your first official summer obsession. ... Chloe earns all six hours of its expertly crafted mystery.

Vitally for a drama about fake identities and shifting truths there is not one false note in it.

This is not a tale of brute force determination. There’s a delicacy and a slipperiness here that feels organic to the story of a person trying to assert some control in an otherwise volatile life. ... Against a wave of similar shows that luxuriate in the lies, each incremental step away from the truth in “Chloe” carries a real, sobering weight with it.

Because of key performances from Doherty, Hall and Bennett-Warner, Chloe goes from a predictable stalking tale to an entertaining thriller that may take some unexpected turns.

The premise may not be totally original and the plot occasionally daft but Chloe feels crisp and new and Doherty is like a breath of fresh air.

With a compelling lead performance in the Chloe cast, an intriguing central premise and a strong visual style, not to mention a haunting original score from Goldfrapp’s Will Gregory, Chloe still appears worthy of a double tap.

“Chloe” is an intriguing tangle of lies and obsession, a well-made striptease of a show that slowly reveals all over six episodes of cringey psychological suspense. Heads don’t explode, super-heroes don’t save the day and nobody hires a hitman. Instead “Chloe” is that rarest of birds, an adult drama, albeit one stuffed with odd turns and awkward encounters.

CHLOE proves that the novel is the best medium for this kind of material. The series has fine chambermusic, good actors, the sea by night, lush settings from mansions to an art gallery, very spooky oil paintings and a great mother with dementia. But it lacks depth and originality. Objectively, Becky is not worse than any other obsessive and guilt- ridden protagonist. But we only see the surface (despite flashbacks, fears etc.), so she`s just mean.

A dull and slow psychological drama, that is filled with annoying plot holes, and some ordinary acting (Erin Doherty aside).

Aside from the acting, I found this to be predictable, slow & quite boring.