Nightmare Street (1998) (TV)

User Rating:

5.3/10   

Director:

Colin Bucksey

Writers (WGA):

Margaret Tabor (book)
Rama Laurie Stagner (teleplay) ...

Release Date:

18 January 1998 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Mystery

Plot:

After saving her daughter from an accident Joanna wakes up in the hospital in an alternate world where nothing is as it should be...

Plot Keywords:

Doctor | Accident | Hospital | Child Murder | Doppelganger

Cast

Sherilyn Fenn	...	Joanna Burke / Sarah Randolph
Rena Sofer	...	Penny Randolph
Steve Harris	...	Detective Miller
Matthew Walker	...	Alex Potter
Lauren Diewold	...	Emma Burke
Thomas Gibson	...	Dr. Matt Westbrook / Joe Barnes
P. Lynn Johnson	...	Dr. Nelson
Peter Bryant	...	Eddie
Fred Keating	...	Detective
Andrew Airlie	...	Jim
Patricia Harras	...	Well-Dressed Woman (as Patti Harras)
Eileen Pedde	...	Young Mother
David MacKay	...	Clerk
Cindy Girling	...	Mrs. Petersen
Jenny-Lynn Hutcheson	...	Little Girl

Runtime:

UK:90 min | USA:120 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:TV-14

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

Helen Hacker Rosenberg Productions

Nightmare Street Probability Timelines

"Nightmare Street" is the first movie I have ever seen that has admitted to the existence of other probability timelines. The great quantum physicist Dr. Hugh Everett proved the existence of the probability timelines from Schrodinger's Equation.

Other movies have presented the false doctrine that if one went into the past one could do horrible harm to the future. Due to clashing quantum probability wave crests this would be impossible; rather, another probability timeline would be entered, and events would proceed normally from there.

Julian Barbour, in his "The End of Time", has shown that the furure is already there. There is just a big stochastic matrix where all the probability timelines possible are there, each probability timeline with its own root.

It is good to at last see a movie that admits to this, the "sixth dimension". What the "sixth"? Harvard University quantum physics professor, Dr. Lisa Randall, has already established that the direction of varying bent timespaces, with values of pi from zero to infinity, is the "fifth dimension".

Christian Theology calls this sixth dimension "kyros time". In it Judas both hung himself in the Gospels, and burst open from a fall in Aceldama in the Book of Acts on another probability timeline. It is good to see some honesty in the movie industry. Congratulations.