Redwarmin
This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place
GamerTab
That was an excellent one.
Konterr
Brilliant and touching
victoriam-4
Well, as far as I'm concerned this is certainly a "B" movie. I enjoy a good B movie and this would be one of them.It's a cross between "Never Talk to Strangers" and "9 1/2 Weeks." I really find Angie Everhart quite pretty and although I've never been nuts on Richard Grieco, I did notice one thing . . . the two of them together emitted an intense chemistry just like that of the Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke combo.She is his probation officer after he was found guilty for manslaughter by killing her best friend via sexual asphyxiation. The curiosity about him gets the best of her and she finds herself beginning to slip outside the professional boundaries of her job. This causes her to tell him on the phone that she will no longer see him outside of the office.Of course - what happens? She works late that night . . . alone . . .in the dark and then he comes prowling into the office, with a straight edge razor in hand (he collected them), he uses the back of the razor to trace the outline of her face and neck while standing behind her, I tell you, I felt her fear and excitement and just the taboo of it all and I guarantee you, the chemistry worked and was worth seeing despite the movie being a B, despite the secondhand actors and weak plot - the chemistry and the touching of the taboo sexual practices was actually quite refreshing.This is what I would term, "Very Good" bad TV.
movieman_kev
Richard Grieco (TV's Booker) is, Gale, a pale-faced artist who is under suspecion for the murder of Beth's (Angie Everhart) friend. Of course Beth slowly gets closer to Gale then a parole officer really should. This makes Joe, her boyfriend mad and in my opinion, rightfully so. I liked this film a tad more then I thought i would going into it. Perhaps the abundant display of the stunningly beautiful Everhart's mammeries had to do with my appreciation of the film. Because I sure know the stupid, stupid ending plot twist didn't.Where i saw it: Showtime-on-demandMy Thriller Grade: C+in ADDITION to this watch: "Jade"
rlcsljo
Another obvious attempt to cash in on the "Basic Instinct" craze about Law Enforcement officials getting a little too sexually involved with their charges. The story would have worked better if the antagonist had been a little more menacing.However, Angie Everhart seems to have that 40's style screen siren glow that has been sadly missing from the movies for decades. All light on the set seems to radiate from her when she is on the set, despite a few lapses by the Director of Photography.She also does a very competent job of striking a balance between a vengeful parole case worker and a sexually repressed (more like kinky sexually repressed), but knowingly gorgeous women.I hope Angie finds her break through role. If she doesn't, I guess she can always marry the prince of Monaco!
cudge1
i hired this movie on a recommendation from the video shop owner. big mistake. my scepticism was well founded as this was a shocker. i managed to get about 2/3rds through the movie but it all got bit too much for me and it had to go. the plot is all over the place. the acting could indeed be the poorest i've ever witnessed.the movie does feature more than enough nudes scenes with the female lead actor. if your an angie everhart fan then, maybe,you might even be able to get through the whole thing. if not don't bother as i think you'll actually resent spending your money on this b-grade blooper. p.s. i have since changed video stores.
