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Hideaway (1995) 5.2
Hatch Harrison had a traffic accident with his car. At first the doctors said he was dead but then they succeeded to bring him back to life after two hours. But Hatch starts to have strange... See full summary » Director:Brett Leonard |
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Hatch Harrison had a traffic accident with his car. At first the doctors said he was dead but then they succeeded to bring him back to life after two hours. But Hatch starts to have strange sensations in following time and discovers that he is now united with a mad killer who had entered his mind during his death. Written by Volker Boehm
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Hatch Harrison was pronounced dead on arrival. After two hours, the doctors brought him back. But he didn't come back alone.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for terror violence, and for language and a scene of sexuality | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
3 March 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
O Esconderijo See more »Box Office
Budget:
$15,000,000 (estimated)Gross:
$12,201,255 (USA)Company Credits
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2.35 : 1
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Written by Donna McKevitt, Ben Golomstock, Katharine Blake & Trevor Sharpe
Performed by Miranda Sex Garden
Courtesy of Mute Records
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Author Dean R. Koontz was so disappointed by this adaptation of his novel that he pleaded with the studio to remove his name from the opening credits. See more »Goofs
The hole in the back window on the car, floating down the river, is large as she drags Hatch out, then is a small circle as they "swim" away. See more »Crazy Credits
There is some additional story following the final credits. See more »Soundtracks
"Peep Show"Written by Donna McKevitt, Ben Golomstock, Katharine Blake & Trevor Sharpe
Performed by Miranda Sex Garden
Courtesy of Mute Records
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It's true, Hideaway was absolutely slaughtered on release and is still systematically torn apart in the listings every time it's on TV, but - hey!
- it's not that bad. Jeff Goldblum is always, er, 'interesting' to watch,
and the same goes for Brett Leonard films (try as he might to cripple them with whatever bottom-of-the-barrel SFX company he keeps hiring - the effects here are practically carbon copies of those in The Lawnmower Man, and seeing as they're supposed to represent ethereal spiritual journeys rather than clunky virtual reality environments, it doesn't exactly work wonders). So yeah, for what it was, I enjoyed it. But of course I haven't read the book, so I don't have any outraged fanboy zeal to contend with...