A group of female friends in San Francisco investigate a serial killer targeting newlyweds.A group of female friends in San Francisco investigate a serial killer targeting newlyweds.A group of female friends in San Francisco investigate a serial killer targeting newlyweds.
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John Reardon
- David Brandt
- (as John Henry Reardon)
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Did you know
- GoofsWhen Nicholas Jenks escapes from the Department of Corrections car, he kicks out the rear window in order to get out. When the police are at the crash scene, the window is back in place.
- ConnectionsReferences The Fugitive (1963)
- SoundtracksTell Me That You Love Me Tonight
Written by Joe Lervold , Larry Batiste & Dennis Wadlington
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Featured review
...he has to be a better writer than this movie portrayed.
The actors and actresses were excellent. Especially noteworthy, as has already been mentioned, were Tracy Pollen and Robert Patrick.
But...by the time I got to the end of this movie, I was totally confused. Who did what/why/when/how?? I got what the final motive was supposed to be, but that was about all.
And could someone explain to me the meaning of the Russian roulette scene?
I guess I need to get one of Patterson's books to read before I sit through another Patterson adaptation. Usually seeing a good made-for-TV movie makes me want to go buy the writer's work for enjoyment. In this case, I feel the need to go read this book so I can understand what I just spent the last 2+ hours watching. I'm not so much intrigued as annoyed.
Five stars out of ten for casting. Nothing for storyline. What I got most from this movie was a frustrating headache...
The actors and actresses were excellent. Especially noteworthy, as has already been mentioned, were Tracy Pollen and Robert Patrick.
But...by the time I got to the end of this movie, I was totally confused. Who did what/why/when/how?? I got what the final motive was supposed to be, but that was about all.
And could someone explain to me the meaning of the Russian roulette scene?
I guess I need to get one of Patterson's books to read before I sit through another Patterson adaptation. Usually seeing a good made-for-TV movie makes me want to go buy the writer's work for enjoyment. In this case, I feel the need to go read this book so I can understand what I just spent the last 2+ hours watching. I'm not so much intrigued as annoyed.
Five stars out of ten for casting. Nothing for storyline. What I got most from this movie was a frustrating headache...
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- Runtime3 hours
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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