Jesse Bradford, Erika Christensen, Shiri Appleby
A high school senior with a promising swimming career has a one-night stand with consequences.
DVD Release Date: March 11, 2003
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Stats: 1,621 reviews
Flixster Reviews (1,621)
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September 26, 2008I only watched this because it was the only thing on tv in the middle of the night when I was still awake. It was pretty much fatal attraction all over again but terrible.
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July 28, 2008As average and unremarkable as a movie can be. Not bad, but certainly not worth recommending.
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January 2, 2008It started ok, but thanks to my sister buying cheap DVD's it only lasted for about half an hour. My impression was it was really low budget with the cast and the cinematics. I probably wont want to see the rest, it seems slightly predictable and typically demented...
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October 29, 2009Wow, who knew swimmers can have stalkers. Well I learned something new from this film. This was a decent thriller. Has a good young cast. This is your typical thriller about a obsess person over someone. Along the lines of movies like Fatal Attraction, Poison Ivy or Fear. Worth ...( read more)
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October 11, 2009While it was a bit slow here and there, it was interesting to watch Erika's character become crazier.
Critic Reviews
September 13, 2002
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
September 6, 2002
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
It would be great to see this turd squashed under a truck, preferably a semi. full review
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February 1, 2008I love all the little details in this movie. I especially loved the part at the hospital where James DeBello's character gets her ex's name said over the intercom, and when Christensen's character is standing in the hall, you see the perspective of the speaker phone and it's getting closer to her. It was just a nice touch to show how crazy her character was becoming.
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