Lethal Obsession

Téléfilm
2007
TV-14
1h 29m

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Dylan Neal and France Viens in Lethal Obsession (2007)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter years in hiding living under a new name, in a new life, with a husband and building a family of her own - A woman's psychotic brother has tracked her down and is determined to make him... Tout lireAfter years in hiding living under a new name, in a new life, with a husband and building a family of her own - A woman's psychotic brother has tracked her down and is determined to make himself part of the family.After years in hiding living under a new name, in a new life, with a husband and building a family of her own - A woman's psychotic brother has tracked her down and is determined to make himself part of the family.

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5,2/10

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Anecdotes
Annie Murphy's debut.

Gaffes
Cut brakes lines combined with the amount of fluid shown would result in a complete brake failure before the car left the parking garage. Additionally, the brake pedal did not go to the floor, indicating the brakes still worked.

Autres versions
Lifetime aired a censored version on cable TV which ran for 85 minutes (approx.). The original version is four minutes longer which contains two extended love scenes between Stewart and Miriam, as well as another one between Drew and Isabelle. Aside from these changes, all other scenes remain the same. The uncut 89 minute-long version can be found on Amazon and iTunes.

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Commentaire en vedette

6/10

Die A Little

One of the recommended films IMDb offered up for this movie, which I saw under the Lethal Obsession title, was Die A Little. It's an appropriate choice, because it reflects the feeling you get after having watched this film. A little bit of your life is gone forever. It's a cross between soft-core straight porn, a typical stalker movie, and an episode of Cheaters, with some freaky almost-sexual sibling love thrown in. And some remarkably bad acting, bad music, bad dialogue, bad costume and makeup, truly bad hair, and general badness all around. Anyone familiar with Canadian pay TV will be able to predict the logos that appear in the end credits. It's always depressing to know you paid twice for the film, once via taxation and again via your cable bill. Nevertheless, it's a better result than usual for that kind of funding. It actually gets a 6 from me, which shocks me more than anyone else, because there are some interesting parts of the story. But if there's a next time, it better be better than this.