Paramount+ has given a green light to My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story, a documentary which reveals the true story of how General Hospital‘s LaRue and her daughter endured 12 years of terror at the hands of a relentless stalker.
The project, currently in production from Forte Entertainment and See it Now Studios, features in-depth interviews with the CSI: Miami alum and will premiere later this year on Paramount+.
In the documentary, LaRue reveals the emotional toll, the terrifying encounters, and the strength it took to protect her family and survive.
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“Eva’s extraordinary talent as an actress is matched only by her remarkable courage. After a relentless 12-year ordeal that put both her and her daughter in life-threatening danger, she has chosen to confront the unimaginable with strength, and offers hope for those living in the shadow of fear,” said Executive Producer Susan Zirinsky, President of See it Now Studios. “We’re honored to help tell her story — a journey so harrowing and chilling that it’s impossible to imagine it’s not straight from a script page of a crime thriller.”
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My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story is produced by Forte Entertainment for See It Now Studios. Andrea Gabourie, Mitchell Gabourie, and LaRue executive produce for Forte Entertainment. Stephen Scott directs, Sarah Sharkey Pearce is Writer/Producer and Kim Creelman is supervising producer. For See It Now Studios, Susan Zirinsky and Terence Wrong are executive producers and Aysu Saliba and Cara Tortora are supervising producers.
“This documentary shares a deeply painful time in my and my daughter’s life—an experience shared by nearly 13.5 million stalking victims each year,” said LaRue. “Stalking is a global crisis, often involving violence and lasting psychological trauma. Yet many victims are denied justice due to weak laws, limited awareness, and the challenge of proving these crimes. I hope my story raises awareness and helps drive meaningful change in how authorities protect victims and pursue justice.”