Annabella Sciorra, Cary Elwes, Rachael Leigh Cook
A young smalltown reporter, Jessie St. Claire, begins investigating a killer stalking his victims making video tapes. This might just be the career opportunity, which she has hoped for. When she herse...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 28, 2004
Stats: 41 reviews
A much enjoyed film, best watched, as I did in bed with the lights out. Very rarely do I feel scared watching horrors etc and yet, I have to admit, I had to look over my shoulder at one point during this film. I?m not saying it?s extremely scary, but there is a good build up of...( read more)
i just thought this was a pile of shit. the way story was put across... after 20 to 30 minutes in i still wasn't sure what i was watching. tv reporter after tv reporter. i didn't want to carry on bothering with it but i try to give everything a chance and saw it through to the en...( read more)
Very disturbing and hard to watch. It is very grainy and gritty. Not at all the kind of movie I like to watch Rachael Leigh Cook in. Very sick ending.
It was kind of lame, i couldn't take it seriously. I'd say it got pretty interesting during the last thirty minutes. Then you felt totally cheated by the ending.. I wouldn't have stuck with it if Kip Pardue wasn't in the movie.
Pretty good. The way they filmed it was cool but as the movie progressed it was predictable. Cary Elwes cheesy character was awesome. Started well but fizzled in the end.
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