Scorned (1994)A vengeful widow is out to seduce the relatives of the man she blames for her husband's death. Director:Andrew Stevens |
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Scorned (1994)A vengeful widow is out to seduce the relatives of the man she blames for her husband's death. Director:Andrew Stevens |
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| Shannon Tweed | ... |
Patricia Langley /
Amanda Chessfield
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| Andrew Stevens | ... | ||
| Kim Morgan Greene | ... |
Marina Weston
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| Daniel McVicar | ... |
Truman Langley
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Michael D. Arenz | ... | |
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Stephen Young | ... |
Mason Wainwright
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Perla Walter | ... |
Belle
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Ann Siena-Schwartz | ... |
Mrs. Poe
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| Paul Carr | ... |
Kramer
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| Ron Melendez | ... |
Robey's Friend
(as Ronald Roy Melendez)
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| Wil Shriner | ... |
Detective
(as Wil H. Shriner)
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Robyn Scott | ... |
Cheryl
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Anya Longwell | ... |
The Woman
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Teresa A. Hawkes | ... |
Truman's Secretary
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Leslie S. Sachs | ... |
Alex's Secretary
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A man so desperate for a promotion prostitutes his unwilling wife to his boss. Then despite this sacrifice, another man is brought in to take the position and the first man is faced with a demotion and potentially being completely ousted from the company. Humiliated, he chooses to commit suicide. His wife then vows revenge on everyone involved and manipulates her way into Stevens' home as a tutor to his teen son. Of course, what she teaches is not on a school curriculum. She further starts poisoning his wife, while seducing her and her husband. Everyone, of course, is set against each other. But none of the group think of blaming Tweed. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
I would think that it's a monumentally bad idea to hire a tutor that looks like Shannon Tweed for your high school boy. It's obvious what happens after that.
The movie isn't so high quality, but Shannon Tweed looks very good in this film. She's out for revenge on the man and his family thats lied to and made her husband commit suicide.
As mentioned earlier, the production of this movie is mediocre, but acting of Andrew Stevens is good, and so is Shannon Tweed's. Michael D Arenz puts in a good show as well.
It's a bit exploitative film, but is a guilty entertainment as well, and is worth a watch.