Lost Junction

2003
R
1h 35min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA hitchhiker's life changes when he meets a seductive woman who lures him into the body of her husband.A hitchhiker's life changes when he meets a seductive woman who lures him into the body of her husband.A hitchhiker's life changes when he meets a seductive woman who lures him into the body of her husband.

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As noted in the main synopsis, at the beginning of the film the road sign for Lost Junction reads "Population 652". At the close of the film the sign is shown again, but it reads "Population 651".

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Other Side of This Life
Written and Performed by Fred Neil
Courtesy of Third Story Music (BMI)
By Arrangement with Media Creature Music and Capitol Records through arrangement with EMI-Capitol Special Markets

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6/10

Dil Scallion rides again!

This is a pleasant little film with an amiable cast. It's always fun to see Billy Burke in a starring role. You may think you know where this is going from the first view of the corpse in the trunk, but you'd probably be wrong. There's a touching side trip to Charleston, where Jimmy (Burke) faces down some old demons, even if the film never knows quite what to do with the Jake Busey character after this, and Neve Campbell is properly enigmatic as "the girl"--she's femme enough without being overly fatale. My favorite scene is when Dil, er, Billy, er, Jimmy sings along with a tape of Fred Neil on "Other Side of This Life." If you've never seen "Dil Scallion," it's a much better film than "Lost Junction," but this one is okay, an agreeable time-waster, if a bit more beige than noir. But that's fine too.