History Main / StalkerShrine

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* In ''{{WesternAnimation/Megamind}}'', Hal Stewart has a poster of Roxanne Richie with a sticky note taped to it that says, "Good night, Hal!" He gets rid of it after she makes it very clear that she's not interested in him--by disintegrating it with his laser eyes.

* In ''Film/TheFirechasers'', [[soiler:Jim Maxwell]] has a hidden wall covered in photographs of Toby. When Quentin disovers it, he realises that [[spoiler:Maxwell]] must be the arsonist, and what the motive for the fires is.

* In the seventh ''LightNovel/TheGardenOfSinners'' film, [[spoiler:Lio Shirazumi]] is shown to have one for Shiki, featured in the opening credits and later found by Mikiya.

* This trope was PlayedForLaughs in an {{omake}} of ''LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs'' where Yumi is made to be a stalker of Sachiko with her own Stalker Shrine.

* In ''LightNovel/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove W'', when the PrettyFreeloaders finally get their own (BiggerOnTheInside) bedrooms in Mahiro's house, Cuuko does hers up as one of these, dedicated to Nyarko. It's full of pictures of her [[ContinuityNod from the first season]] and a body pillow.

** In the non-Christian timeline from "Road to the Multiverse", Stewie mentions that without Christianity to inspire the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, they gave the job to John Hinkley, Jr., and the scene pans up to reveal that the ceiling is a shrine to Creator/JodieFoster.

* ''VideoGame/HyruleWarriors'': [[BigBad Cia]]'s dimensional lair is, in itself, one gigantic stalker shrine to Link. Everywhere you go, portraits of him can be found here and there. Her backyard? A rose garden with statues of ''every single Link''. Including [[BestialityIsDepraved Wolf Link]] and [[PaedoHunt Young "Hero of Time" Link.]] Oh, and guess who ''you'' get to [[TheHero come here as]], and [[StalkerWithACrush who you're here]] [[AxCrazy to find?]] [[SarcasmMode Simply delightful.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': This is actually averted or downplayed with Sierra, who otherwise displays every other LoonyFan and StalkerWithACrush hallmark but is never even implied to have a shrine to Cody, the object of her unwilling affections — unless one counts the numerous fan blogs she made for him. It's played straight with Sierra's mother, [[LikeParentLikeChild who is just as obsessed with Chris as Sierra is with Cody]] and showed this devotion by converting an entire room of her house into a mini-Chris museum.

* In ''Film/TheItalianJob1969'', Mr. Bridger's LuxuryPrisonSuite is one of these towards [[UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen Queen Elizabeth II]].

The contents of the shrine may vary, but they usually consist of photos of the stalker's obsession. '''Lots''' of photos. More rarely, newspaper and magazine articles, timelines, address book information, or videos are added. If there's a statue or bust of the stalkee, it has probably been kissed. For extra creepiness factor, a couple of half-melted candles are strategically located at the base of the shrine. There might also be locks of hair, trash, or other mundane items stolen from the object of the stalker's obsession.

Compare ShrineToSelf, ShrineToTheFallen, TrophyRoom, and KitschCollection. See also TheDollEpisode. Subtrope of RoomFullOfCrazy.

* In ''{{WesternAnimation/Megamind}}'', Hal Stewart has a poster of Roxanne Richie with a sticky note taped to it that says, "Good night, Hal!" He gets rid of it after she makes it very clear that she's not interested in him.

* Used twice in Wrestling/{{WWE}}/F. First was Wrestling/DiamondDallasPage having a shrine set up for Sarah (Wrestling/TheUndertaker's then-wife). A few years later Wrestling/MickieJames set one up for Wrestling/TrishStratus.

* Madison turns it UpToEleven with her crush on Ben in the 2002 movie ''Film/{{Swimfan}}''. Ben discovers a creepy shrine of his personal belongings that Madison had been secretly stashing.

* [[BigBad Cia]] of ''VideoGame/HyruleWarriors'' takes this [[UpToEleven clear beyond eleven]]. Her dimensional lair is, in itself, one gigantic stalker shrine to Link. Everywhere you go, portraits of him can be found here and there. Her backyard? A rose garden with statues of ''every single Link''. Including [[BestialityIsDepraved Wolf Link]] and [[PaedoHunt Young "Hero of Time" Link.]] Oh, and guess who ''you'' get to [[TheHero come here as]], and [[StalkerWithACrush who you're here]] [[AxCrazy to find?]] [[SarcasmMode Simply delightful.]]
* It was known throughout ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'' that the hotel's owner Hellen Gravely is a FanGirl of [[BigBad King Boo.]] [[spoiler: The Master Suite, where she lives, takes this UpToEleven, with King Boo statues plastered everywhere.]]

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* In the video of Music/{{Dido}}'s ''White Flag'', the singer has pictures of Creator/DavidBoreanaz all over her wall and then spends the rest of the video stalking the actor. At the end, it turns out that Boreanaz also has a stalking shrine of Dido.
* Speaking of Dido, [[LoonyFan Stan]] from Music/{{Eminem}}'s "Stan" writes his letters in a basement plastered with Eminem's pictures and magazine covers. In the lyrics, he tells us, "I got a whole room of your posters and your pictures, man!"
* Music/KimPetras: The music video for "I Don't Want It at All" starts with Kim kneeling in front of her Creator/ParisHilton shrine, filled with scented candles and pictures of Hilton.

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* ''Series/TheMuppetShow:'' Ms. Piggy's dressing room has one for Kermit.

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* In ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', Vriska Serket keeps one for Creator/NicolasCage (or rather, [[Film/ConAir Cameron Poe]]).
* In ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell'' Kevin's first wife arranged a marriage for his adopted daughter Lindesfarne when the latter was a baby and the parents of the intended groom have one set up in [[http://www.kevinandkell.com/2007/kk0705.html their home]].

* ''Webcomic/StalkerXStalker'': The walls of Yukio's apartment are completely plastered with photos of Junko.

* Vanko's basement in ''Film/IronMan2''.
* ''{{Film/Ted}}'' has the titular teddy bear discover that Donny has covered his living room wall with old newspapers and magazines with his picture.
* In ''Film/TheCrush'', Nick discovers that Adrian Forrester, the teenage girl who is {{Yandere}} for him, has a shrine to him in his own basement.
* In ''Film/MuppetsMostWanted'', Nadya has a locker filled with Kermit pictures in it.
* In ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan2'', Max Dillon has one of Spider-Man.
* In ''Film/PennAndTellerGetKilled'', Penn and Teller's stalker has a shrine in his rat-hole apartment, including a video in which he's spliced himself into Penn and Teller routines.
* In ''Film/IWakeUpScreaming'', the innocent man sneaks into the apartment of the cop that's been trying to frame him for murder, and finds a whole apartment covered with pictures of the murdered girl.
* In ''Film/InTheLineOfFire'', a shrine set up with newspaper clippings about JFK's assassination prompts the landlady of the apartment where the film's villain used to live to call the Secret Service, which starts up the hunt for the would-be assassin.
* In ''Film/{{Pixels}}'', Ludlow has a shrine of Lady Lisa, complete with posters, figurines, and candles. Sam lampshades the creepiness.
-->''Man, if she was real, she'd have, like, a hundred restraining orders on you.''
* In ''Film/TheItalianJob1969'', Mr. Bridger's LuxuryPrisonSuite is one of these towards [[UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen Queen Elizabeth II]].
* ''Film/{{Replicant}}'': Garrote is shown to have a wall plastered with pictures of his nemesis Detective Jake Riley.
* In the documentary ''Film/AbductedInPlainSight'' the FBI discovers a shrine to the sexual predator's young victim. Also counts as a real-life example.
* ''Film/RazorsTheReturnOfJackTheRipper'': Following the [[UndeadChild creepy ghost girl]] into the cellar, Jane and Sadie discover a shrine devoted to UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: the walls plastered with maps, newspaper articles, photographs, etc.
* ''Film/KillerWorkout'': When Chuck breaks into Jimmy's house, he discovers that Jimmy has an entire wall of photos of Rhonda.

* In ''Film/TheTripper'', the killer has one to UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan in his Unabomber-style shack.

* In ''Literature/SandmanSlim'', when Stark goes [[ToHellAndBack back to hell]] and takes on the job of [[spoiler: [[ToHellWithThisInfernalJob Lucifer]]]], he finds a room that his enemy Mason left that's filled with pictures of him, as well as the bodies of mutilated [[OurDemonsAreDifferent hellions]]. Stark realizes with a jolt that Mason must have spent hours down there, torturing and slicing up [[FallenAngel hellions]] while staring at pictures of him.
* OlderThanRadio: ''Literature/FarFromTheMaddingCrowd'''s Farmer Boldwood has a room full of jewelry and clothing in Bathsheba's favorite colors and styles labeled "Bathsheba Boldwood" which he's amassed at considerable expense and in considerable secrecy. Bathsheba has NOT agreed to marry him, despite his insistence that he deserves it.

* In ''Toys/{{BIONICLE}} Adventures #1: Mystery of Metru Nui'', Toa Nokama, while looking for her former student and friend Vhisola, breaks into her house to find it decorated with carvings of her, her achievements and copies of her awards, and practically nothing that would hint at the house belonging to Vhisola.

* ''Series/{{Frasier}}'', in "The 200th Episode", has every one of his radio shows on tape - except one, which is accidentally destroyed. To replace it, he contacts an obsessive fan who pulls back the curtains of his apartment to reveal a giant wall of stalk, where his window used to be.
* ''Series/OneTreeHill'' had an episode where [[spoiler: an impostor of]] Peyton's brother does this. [[spoiler: He had lost his girlfriend in a car accident and sought to use Peyton as a ReplacementGoldfish.]] Needless to say, when Peyton discovers the shrine, still thinking that he [[spoiler: is her real brother]], she is terrified.

* The episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' where Elaine enters the apartment of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uov9d-nqyFY&feature=related Crazy Joe Davola]] for the first time and finds a wall of pictures of her that serve as the first hint to her that all is not well with her new boyfriend "Joey".

* There's also the "wall of VCR tapes" version; ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'' found a few of these in some of the houses of the pedophiles they were on the trails of.

* In the... interesting TV movie ''She's Too Young'', the DoggedNiceGuy happens to have a bulletin board covered in pictures of the girl he has a crush on. This is never commented on, even when said girl comes to his house.
* Abby's stalker has one of these in an episode of ''Series/{{NCIS}}''.
* ''Series/{{Castle}}'':
** Used as a setup. [[spoiler:Turns out the guy who has it isn't the killer, however.]]
** In another episode, the police find the apartment of what they believe to be a stalker, but Castle notes the lack of any shrine, just a single photo. It turns out a rival model had paid him to stalk her in an effort to get her to quit the industry.
** In the episode "Boom," the team enters the apartment of a serial killer who is obsessed with Nikki Heat, the character in Castle's new book who he based Becket off of, and find a huge shrine on his wall, which includes newspaper clippings, his own copy of the book, which Castle autographed, and even a huge painting of Becket's face.

* ''Series/{{Skins}}'':
** Sketch has one of Maxxie.
** Sophia has one of Naomi.
* Spike, from ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', has one of Buffy in "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS5E14Crush Crush]]".

* Sam "Whiplash" [=McBride=] has a door full of photos of Bridget "Red Cap" Sullivan on ''Series/TheUnit''.
* ''Series/{{JAG}}'': [[DirtyCop DC Detective Frank Coster]] had one of these with secretly taken photos of Mac in the, rather aptly named, episode "The Stalker".
* One episode of ''Series/TheMentalist'' has the team find one in the house of a suspected [[JackTheRipoff Red John copycat killer]], showing the suspect photoshopped into pictures of the victim. [[spoiler:It's actually fake -- the suspect was just being set up to take the fall by the real copycats and wasn't actually stalking the victim.]]

* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'':
** Barnaby and Jones discover one in a storeroom at the killer's house in the episode "A Rare Bird".
** Another had the homophobic Troy realize one man was actually CampStraight when he found one dedicated to a young woman in the man's house.
* An oddly heartwarming example in the Creator/VH1 biopic on Music/MeatLoaf. After a fight with his drunken father, (words were said, knives were thrown....) Meat runs away from home and becomes a famous rock and roll singer. Years later, when he's hit a rough patch in his life, Meat goes back to his childhood home to find his estranged father has built a shrine of Meat Loaf albums and photographs. Not sure if this is real life since Meat made no mention of it in his autobiography.
* Happens to Nick in one episode of ''Series/{{Grimm}}'' where he is searching for a Grimm vigilante and upon going into their bedroom, he finds that the walls are posted with dozens of pictures of Nick.
* In the ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' episode "Draw Back Your Bow", Cupid has one of the Arrow.
* ''Series/DocMartin'': After developing an obsession on Martin due to a medication issue Mrs Tishell constructs one of these in season 5 finale.
* A somewhat milder version of this in ''Series/DoctorWho'' series five: young Amelia Pond, who met the Doctor briefly as a child, apparently became obsessed with him and made dolls, models, and drawings of him and his TARDIS for years. These can be seen strewn about her bedroom even fourteen years later when he reappears as her NotSoImaginaryFriend.
** In the 2015 episode "Face the Raven", Clara reveals that she's aware of a secret room in the TARDIS where the Doctor collects information related to the immortal Ashildr.
* In the ''Series/HartToHart'' episode "You Made Me Kill You" a woman named Peggy Mullen has one of Jonathan.
* Hiroki Makise of ''Series/KamenRiderFourze'' holds one on the prettiest girls in school, and desired to crash a bus full of these girls off of an unfinished highway.

* The murderer in the ''Series/MurderSheWrote'' episode "One Good Bid Deserves a Murder" has one to the actress whose diary is the MacGuffin. [[spoiler: It turns out that as well as the two murders that happened on screen, he also killed her.]]
* ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent'': The killer in "Delicate" has one devoted to the current subject of her obsession hidden in her dorm room.
* ''Series/{{Motive}}'': In "The Scorpion and the Frog", the detectives discover a very creepy shrine (the photos all have the subject's eyes scratched out) in the apartment of the paranoid schizophrenic that is being framed for the murder of the VictimOfTheWeek.
* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': In the episode "Jake & Amy", Dario Moretti has a wall covered in pictures of Amy with her eyes scratched out.

* Although he's one of the good guys, Bak from ''Manga/DGrayman'' spies on Lenalee and has a few pictures of her that he secretly takes.

* Harry has tons of pictures of Melfina on his wall in ''Manga/OutlawStar''.
* Kuno in ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'' has a wall dedicated to Akane and the Pig-Tailed Girl. In one anime-original episode, it was temporarily replaced by a Nabiki wall when the fortune-teller told him he was supposed to marry Nabiki.
* In ''Music/{{Tsukiuta}} the Animation'', Shun has one to Hajime (an IdolSinger) in his room. It's full of actual merchandise, mostly - rather ordinary for a huge fan, and Shun is sixth in his fan club. The issue? Shun is another idol, and he and Hajime live in the same dorm building.
* In ''Manga/SayonaraZetsubouSensei'' Matoi, the stalker girl, is shown having a wall covered with pictures of Nozomu Itoshiki.
* In ''Manga/GreatTeacherOnizuka'', one teacher had a wall full of (photoshopped) pictures of himself and the teacher he had a crush on in wedded bliss.

* In ''Manga/OkaneGaNai'', Ayase gets an insanely creepy StalkerWithACrush, [[spoiler:Tokigawa Takaii]], who makes one of these in dedication to Ayase. The whole room is filled with pictures he secretly took of Ayase, along with items Ayase discarded, such as water bottles, which he's been doing ever since high school.

* Not a shrine specifically, but in ''Manga/RosarioPlusVampire'' [[StalkerWithACrush Mizore]] collected all the articles of the school newspaper [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Tsukune]] penned (he's a member of the Newspaper Club) into a scrapbook and showed it to him. He was a bit creeped out.
* Although less of a 'shrine', Kotone Kirishima of ''Manga/NyanKoi'' has most of her phone dedicated to Junpei. He is noticeably creeped out when he finds out. Her sister's reaction to this indicates that this may be normal for Kotone.

* From ''Manga/SgtFrog'', [[{{Ojou}} Momoka]] is rich enough to give her Stalker Shrine to Fuyuki its OWN BUILDING. And that's not the half of it, as her own bedroom has things like Fuyuki-cherubs decorating the bed, an alarm clock with Fuyuki's voice...
** One episode has Momoka coming to terms with the presence of "the other woman" ([[SchoolNewspaperNewshound Chiruyo Tsukigami]]), and willingly taking down the Stalker Shrine. Her bedroom remains untouched though...
* Rune from ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'' has this huge painting of his crush Yamato in his room. Then, when Yamato finally comes to his house in Chapter 21, his reaction to the painting is [[ThousandYardStare hilarious]]. But the chapter, unfortunately, gets worse [[AttemptedRape after that]].
* ''Manga/KoharuNoHibi'': As of chapter 16, Koharu covers her walls in pictures of Akira, her crush.
* [[StalkerWithACrush Me-Mania]] of ''Anime/PerfectBlue'' has one of Mima in his apartment.

* Akane Akaza, from ''Manga/YuruYuri'', has one... [[BrotherSisterIncest Of her younger sister, Akari]]. Complete with a dakimakura (Body pillow). Covered in lipstick kisses. Oh, and Akari is thirteen years old.
* One of the minor antagonists in ''Anime/PsychoPass'' has a room filled entirely with slashed photos of a woman he murdered.

* Soushi of ''Manga/InuXBokuSS'' has a photo-covered shrine to Ririchiyo in his apartment room.

* Himespetchi of the ''Anime/{{Tamagotchi}}'' television series has such a passionate crush on Mametchi that she keeps a lot of things themed around him in her house, among them plushes, balloons, an alarm clock, and a "Happy Darts" dartboard depicting him. Whenever anyone visits her house, Himespetchi hastily hides all this Mametchi stuff since she doesn't want anyone to know about her crush.
* Nao Sadatsuka of ''Manga/FoodWars'', has her whole room full of photos of Erina Nakiri. In fact, the second ending in the anime's first season is about her specifically stalking Erina and Hisako to get photos, since she has a restraining order that keeps her away from Erina.
* In ''Anime/JewelpetMagicalChange'', Laura is so infatuated with Airi's big brother Sakutaro that she has a section in her room, hidden by a curtain, that contains nothing but pictures of Sakutaro.
* ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'': [[{{Yandere}} Yamai]] [[PsychoLesbian Ren]] has her room chock-full of photos of Komi pinned over the walls, ''and the ceiling'', as revealed when she decides to kidnap Tadano out of jealousy. Some of them are even have collages with photos of herself, making it even creepier.

* Hebe has one dedicated to Hercules in ''Comicbook/TheIncredibleHercules''.
* PlayedForLaughs on an ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' cover, as Betty has apparently turned her entire bedroom into one to Archie. Actually, Betty often has a stalker shrine on covers or even in-story. It's usually never more than her locker or a wall in her room, but it's still kind of creepy. Occasionally, Archie does this for Veronica as well. Reggie, on the other hand, has a ShrineToSelf.
* Franchise/{{Superman}} used to have a bit of a habit about those. If you were one of his love interests, one of his enemies, or just someone he vaguely knew, there was a pretty good chance he had a room somewhere plastered with your pictures and complete with a life-sized statue. Here's [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/f/f4/Superman%27s_Girlfriend_Lois_Lane_2.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/335?cb=20060307194141 one he made for Lois Lane]].

* In ''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5939478/1/The-Bachelor The Bachelor]]'' Harry has one date with an obsessed fan whose entire house is painted Gryffindor red and gold and filled with Harry Potter memorabilia, right down to a pair of Harry's boxers in a glass box over the fireplace.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'' fanfic ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10036636/1/Mushy-Romance-y-Junk Mushy, Romance-y Junk,]]'' [[spoiler:Gloyd Orangeboar has one dedicated to Taffyta, and]] the shrine has everything from statues to pictures to a ''spat-out lollipop.'' This character, in addition to being played as an [[IgnoredEnamoredUnderling ignored enamored underling, ]] effectively becomes an [[AntiRoleModel example of what not to do]] for Rancis.

* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11259043/1/Black-Rose-Admirer Black Rose Admirer]]'' Team RWBY finds a shine with pictures of Ruby, and red and black roses. Needless to say, they are all creeped out by it.

* In ''Batman: Melody for a Mockingbird'', the BigBad [[spoiler:Thomas Elliot]]'s SupervillainLair, rather than the conventional shrine of photos and idols, is his home made into a replica of [[spoiler:Wayne Manor, a monument to Elliot's desire to usurp Bruce's identity]]. The replica is not physically perfect, but it ''is'' visibly perfect enough for [[spoiler:Bruce]] to not immediately realize the difference.
* In ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' fanfic ''Fanfic/{{ResurrectedMemories}}'': As per cannon, Paulina has a shrine to Danny Phantom in her locker. Ember is quick to point out how creepy it is.
* ''WebVideo/UltraFastPony'': After Twilight relocates to Ponyville, Princess Celestia demonstrates her obsession by maintaining Twilight's old room exactly as it was when Twi lived there. The room even smells the same as it used to.
* In ''Fanfic/{{Spotless|GoldenEnderHawk}}'', after Marinette got together with Kagami, she had her shrine dedicated to Adrien replaced with pictures of her and Kagami together.
* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10705888/4/Living-Dolls Living Dolls]]'' Colin has so many photos of Harry in his bedroom that Ron refers to it as "Harry Potter wallpaper".

* In ''Film/OneHourPhoto'', the main character works at a photo development kiosk and prints extra photos from one family to display in his home and live vicariously through them.
* ''Film/Mimic2'' has Remy's door, covered in pictures of ''herself'', crying after some sort of poor experience with the person labeled under the photo.

* Celia has this in the 1991 Australian film ''Film/{{Proof|1991}}''. Because her point of obsession is a blind man played by Hugo Weaving, he's unaware of it, even as he's standing in the room.

* [[spoiler: Willy Wonka's dad]] turns out to have built one of these, as Charlie and Willy discover at the end of Creator/TimBurton's ''Film/CharlieAndTheChocolateFactory'', including [[spoiler: clipped newspaper articles about Willy's success. It serves as proof that Dr. Wonka truly cared about his son, and followed his rising career with genuine interest, despite initially deriding Willy's dream of being a candy maker]].
* In ''Film/AceVentura'', Ray Finkle's room is a stalker shrine to Dan Marino...or at least, to the famous Super Bowl play that made Finkle a goat, which he blames Marino for.
* A later Creator/JimCarrey film, ''Film/TheTrumanShow'', had a rare reciprocated one - during the climax, it's shown that [[spoiler: Truman had created [[TheOneThatGotAway an approximation of Sylvia's face]] by clipping various features from models in magazines]].
* Completing the Jim Carrey hat trick, Edward Nygma in ''Film/BatmanForever'' has one for Bruce Wayne in his cubicle.

* The BMovie ''Film/BlackBelt'' (1992): muscleman serial killer with MommyIssues keeps a shrine of a singer, adorned with dozens of candles.
--> "When I heard the song, I know that is you, mother"
* A plot-point in ''Film/MySuperExGirlfriend''; the Villain is the Super-heroine's old boyfriend, and he still loves her. The main character finds this out when he finds the shrine in the boy friend's house. The main character brings this up to stop the battle at the end.
* ''Film/{{The Avengers|1998}}'' (1998). Sir August has one to Mrs. Peel (or her clone) in his mansion above the OminousPipeOrgan.
* In ''Film/BetterOffDead'', the walls of Lane Meyer's room are entirely covered with pictures of his girlfriend Beth, and he even has cardboard cutouts of her over each of his clothes hangers in his closet, so it appears as though she's wearing each of the items.
* In ''Film/TheBoyNextDoor'', Claire finds out that Noah has one for her in his basement consisting of pictures of her plastered all over the place. He even has a series of pictures taped together to form a picture of Claire sleeping.
* In ''Film/HalloweenH20TwentyYearsLater'', it is revealed that Dr. Loomis' office is a shrine to Michael Myers, with three decades worth of newspaper clippings about Myers taped all over the office walls. To add to the creepiness, he also has high school photos of Laurie (Michael's sister) stuck to the wall too.
* ''Film/HeLovesMeHeLovesMeNot'' shows one by the time one of the main characters finally starts putting two and two together.

* In the 1996 movie ''Film/{{Fear|1996}}'' David is {{Yandere}} for Nicole so one of the creepy things he does is make one dedicated to her complete with doctored pictures of Nicole’s family—replacing Steven’s head with David’s—a pair of Nicole’s panties, etc.
* Madison turns it UpToEleven with her crush on Ben in the 2002 movie ''Swimfan''. Ben discovers a creepy shrine of his personal belongings that Madison had been secretly stashing.
* Jed Parry from ''Film/EnduringLove'' toward Daniel Craig's character Joe. He creates a shrine (together with creepily writing Joe's name all over paper and photos), which Joe promptly trashes... only for Joe to find Jed nearby naked. God knows what Jed was doing with it.
* Helen Sharp in ''Film/DeathBecomesHer'' has one of her nemesis and rival Madeline Ashton.

* Yumemi from ''AudioPlay/YandereNoOnnaNoKo'' has several pictures of her "onii-chan" on her bedroom wall. The second part of her track reveals that her room is so full of pictures that she has to use the ceiling to tape new pictures she took of him.

* In the 1996 movie ''Film/{{Fear}}'' David is {{Yandere}} for Nicole so one of the creepy things he does is make one dedicated to her complete with doctored pictures of Nicole’s family—replacing Steven’s head with David’s—a pair of Nicole’s panties, etc.

* Celia has this in the 1991 Australian film ''Film/{{Proof}}''. Because her point of obsession is a blind man played by Hugo Weaving, he's unaware of it, even as he's standing in the room.

* The BMovie ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103825/ Black Belt]]'' (1992): muscleman serial killer with MommyIssues keeps a shrine of a singer, adorned with dozens of candles.

* In the 1996 movie ''Fear'' David is {{Yandere}} for Nicole so one of the creepy things he does is make one dedicated to her complete with doctored pictures of Nicole’s family—replacing Steven’s head with David’s—a pair of Nicole’s panties, etc.

** In episode 344 (manga chapter 428), Ran mistakes the photos behind Jodie's bathroom mirror to be this, and she's right, except on one thing: [[spoiler: Jodie's actually investigating Dr. Araide, and these are actually photos of Araide's--or, rather, Vermouth's--Stalker Shrine]].
** Rose, one of the suspects in the New York arc (episode 286-288/chapter 350-354), keeps a wall of photos in her dressing room like all of the other actresses, but Shinichi notices that they are all of the Archangel Michael, the character that the actor Heath plays in the musical that they are starring in. This turns out to be [[spoiler: the motive for murder, as Rose is obsessed with the character to the point of believing that Heath will be killing the role with his retirement]].