Lower Level (Video 1992)

A depressive woman and who is happening through a bad moment become in the object of desire of a security guard that reads its diary and that is obsessed with the sexual fantasies of the woman.

Director:

Kristine Peterson

Writers:

Hillary Black (story), W.K. Border (story),

Stars:

David Bradley, Elizabeth Gracen, Jeff Yagher

Cast

Complete credited cast:
David Bradley	...	Sam
Elizabeth Gracen	...	Hillary White
Jeff Yagher	...	Craig Fulson
Shari Shattuck	...	Dawn Simms
David H. Sterry	...	Dwight
Luis Contreras	...	Street Person
Eric Fleeks	...	Alarm Serviceman #1
David Wolfe	...	Alarm Serviceman #2 (as David Ross Wolfe)

Storyline

A depressive woman and who is happening through a bad moment become in the object of desire of a security guard that reads its diary and that is obsessed with the sexual fantasies of the woman.

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Plot Keywords:

security | security guard | sexual fantasy | diary | desire | 

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Taglines:

Two players. One building. No rules.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 January 1992 (USA)

Also Known As:

Alagsor

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

First Look International, NEO Motion Pictures, Walrus Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"I Will Be There"
Performed by Clive Gregson and Christine Collister

User Reviews

Tense, claustrophobic and at times bloody thriller

I had never heard of this movie until I watched it, but it turned out better than expected. It's nothing great, but it's tense, well-made and well-acted. Having three relatively unknown actors in the three main roles works in its favor - sometimes you almost forget you're watching a movie. Elizabeth Gracen is beautiful, sensual, strong and convincing: when she tells the villain that she is somehow turned on by him, only to catch him off guard, it's no wonder he is fooled - the viewer is fooled as well. And David Bradley is not the one-dimensional villain you might expect: he manages to bring out the sympathetic sides of his character, despite the horrible things he does ("It's not so much that I want to sleep with you", he tells Gracen, "It's just that I want to wake up next to you". That is genuinely romantic. Too bad he also kills people...). (**1/2)