Monica Keena, Ellen Barkin, Michael Ironside
This very loose update of Dostoyevsky will never gain the original's classic status, but on its own unseemly little terms it's an efficient genre flick. Trapped in a suburban Hell with an alcoholic st...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 2, 2001
Stats: 133 reviews
I love watching a movie on TV in the middle of the night that surprises you completely with its quality. Had me begging for more
great movie,kind of strange too...but still interesting...
This is one of those surprise films that you watch because you're bored or because you've seen everything else - but turns out to be really good! Has a teen-movie genry to it, but with a good story that many teens will be able to relate to. Hopefully, they won't get any ideas f...( read more)
twisted creepy. Good plot nice strong actors. Pretty sweet movie. Loved the ending. It fit perfectly.
I really enjoyed this movie, I love Vincent Kartheiser and it's just brilliant
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This is my favorite love story. And I say that tounge in cheek. Its not about some guy who recused some typical damsel in distress scenerio. But rather he stalks her long enough to tell her she has always had the power to rescue herself.
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