The Ex (1997)In order to get her husband back, an architect's psycho ex-wife kills everybody she can get her hands on. Director:Mark L. Lester |
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The Ex (1997)In order to get her husband back, an architect's psycho ex-wife kills everybody she can get her hands on. Director:Mark L. Lester |
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Deidre Kenyon
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| Suzy Amis | ... |
Molly Kenyon
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| Nick Mancuso | ... |
David Kenyon
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Hamish Tildesley | ... |
Michael Kenyon
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Babs Chula | ... |
Dr. Lillian Jonas
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Claire Riley | ... |
Detective Lang
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| Barry W. Levy | ... |
Frank
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| Roger Barnes | ... |
Sam Beltzer
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Tom Pickett | ... |
Kenyons Doorman
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Barry 'Bear' Horton | ... |
Biker
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Arlene Belcastro | ... |
Next Door Neighbor
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| Ally Warren | ... |
Hotel Clerk
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Even though Deidre is already certified insane, she stalks her ex-husband David and his family. Intent on wrecking their lives, Deidre kills all in her way in route to her ultimate doom. Written by Richard Jones <rjo339@swbell.net>
"I must say that this film somewhat surprised me and that after a short while I found myself still attached to the tube (at 12:30) a.m. in the morning (something which I didn't expect when the film began). The main reason for me staying up late to see this through, was the sometimes great acting by Yancy Butler (Deirdre). I mean she makes for one hell of a psycho in the end, although I must admit that her 'act' was a bit overdone at one or two times and didn't come off believable anymore. Since the story and the other characters were OK to good as well, I enjoyed the movie up until the end, when finally the bummer came. What a simple and lame ending this film has. It ruined it all for me and I felt as if I was in 'Child's Play 4'or something. Too bad, but because of the ending (ONLY)...
5 out of 10