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Nicholas Bogner (written by) &
Michael Holden (written by)
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A little betrayal, a little lust... a lot of danger.
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A photographer obsessed with a wealthy man's beautiful wife kills her jealous husband in self-defense... more | add synopsis
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A movie without character, still mildly entertaining more (2 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Brent David Fraser | ... | Nick Hannon |
 | Solomon Burke | ... | Bandleader |
 | Johnny Williams | ... | Bartender |
| Pamela Gidley | ... | Kelly Hannon |
 | J.T. Walsh | ... | Ted Hannon |
| Amy Stock-Poynton | ... | Meredith Hannon |
 | Dwight Yoakam | ... | Bobby Lomax |
 | Michael Holden | ... | Accountant |
| Sierra Knolle | ... | Receptionist |
 | D.W. Moffett | ... | Paul Hannon |
| Kathleen S. Dunn | ... | Ted-Nick Secretary |
 | Philip Baker Hall | ... | Detective Snyder |
| Angelo Di Mascio Jr. | ... | Uniformed Cop |
 | Hal Landon Jr. | ... | Mr. Keats |
| Gil Montie | ... | Tattoo Artist |
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91 min
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I saw this movie on TV with the lowest of expectations, well knowing that I was not exactly about to see a blockbuster... What first struck me and confirmed me in my worst prejudices was the apalling acting by most of the characters and the highly predictable script.
Well, one might ask, why keep watching? Because this film actually entertains, it does have its twists and turns, and it do surprise the audience now and then. Sure, the scripting, the set pieces, the actors' clothes, the camera shooting and the artistic effects are evidently copied from movies far greater than this. And sure, the subtleness of the characters and the environment is - to say the least - fairly limited. But it works - it serves its purpose - it entertains us.
The screen writer leaves little to our imagination at times (you know what I mean - pityful for such a bad movie). The movie doesn't exactly challenge its viewers. And it contains almost any kliché movie scene you can ever think of (including the courtroom-verdict scene, the classical scary movie scenes, and, in particular, the scene with the man, insaneously obsessed with the female main character, developing pictures of her in his darkroom). But in the end, it still goes quite well for 90 minutes of brainless entertainment on a sunday night. As a matter of fact, I've seen lot worse movies... 5/10... see it if its on TV, but don't spend money on it, please...