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City Killer (TV 1984)Director:Robert Michael LewisWriter:William Wood (teleplay) |
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Lieutenant 'Eck' Eckford
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| Heather Locklear | ... |
Andrea McKnight
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| Terence Knox | ... |
Leo Kalb
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Lieutenant Walling
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John Harkins | ... |
Wally Rickvine
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Detective Conway
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Captain Frank Sydney
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Jerry
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Marksman Captain
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Audrey Totter | ... |
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Tom Kindle | ... |
Larry Sobel
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28 October 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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What have we here? Heather Locklear (from 'Spin City' and 'T.J. Hooker' among other things) is being stalked by mad ex-lover Terence Knox (who I know best from 'Tour of Duty' and 'Children of the Corn II'), as the ex-marine/bomb-expert who wants her to realize that she should only be with him, and nobody else by demolishing a bunch of buildings in the city! His performance is really good, and kept me interested.
She falls in love with the psychologist/cop in charge of the situation, played by Gerald McRaney (who I haven't seen before). He helps her along the way, and predictably becomes her new lover. I also liked the role by Peter Mark Richman (who I know from 'Friday the 13th' and 'The Naked Gun 2½') as the police captain, who runs things.
There's a lot of nice shots of buildings being demolished, and good character development, although there aren't enough plot twists to make it thoroughly exciting.
But all in all a good way to spend an hour and a half. I even saw it on VHS, but that didn't ruin the experience, just made it look more 'old', and that was very fitting, since the movie is a bit out-dated.