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A precocious and obsessive teenager develops a crush on a naive writer with harrowing consequences.
Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film Cast:
- Nick Eliot: Cary Elwes
- Adrian Forrester: Alicia Silverstone
- Amy Maddik: Jennifer Rubin
- Cliff Forrester: Kurtwood Smith
- Cheyenne: Amber Benson
- Liv Forrester: Gwynyth Walsh
- Samantha: Deborah Hancock
- Tex Murphy: Beverley Elliott
- Dr. Pollard: Andrew Airlie
- Mrs. Tinkerman: Sheila Paterson
- Steven Tinkerman: Brent Chapman
- Attorney: James Kidnie
- Michael: Matthew Walker
- Hospital Room Cop: Doug Abrahams
Film Crew:
- Writer: Alan Shapiro
- Original Music Composer: Graeme Revell
- Associate Producer: Joel Segal
- Producer: James G. Robinson
- Casting: Marci Liroff
- Executive Producer: Gary Barber
- Line Producer: Michael MacDonald
- Director of Photography: Bruce Surtees
- Editor: Ian Crafford
- Production Design: Michael S. Bolton
- Art Direction: Eric Fraser
- Set Decoration: Paul Joyal
- Costume Design: Sharon Purdy
- Stunt Double: Melissa R. Stubbs
Movie Reviews:
- GenerationofSwine: It came out in ’93 when I was 13 and seriously got addicted to the moody mystery thrillers. I mean, I grew up in a house that fostered a love for pulp fiction novels, Sabitini, Leonard, Howard, Hammett, and these movies kind of fall right into those novels.
- And this had a great cast, Elwes, Silverstone, Rubin, so the film was cast in a way that it could save whatever trash the script was lacking in.
- And in this case it’s plot turns and mystery that it’s lacking. The story itself is honestly pretty boring. And I don’t fault anyone that objects to that.
- However, it has enough tension to really enjoy it. The acting is great. It really sets the mood in the right places. It’s only when it comes down to the script itself where it fails, and even then the premise is interesting if it were done better.