Don't Look Down (TV 1998)A woman tries to get over the death of her sister by taking an Acrophobiac group. The the group starts to get killed one by one. Director:Larry ShawWriter:Gregory Goodell |
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Don't Look Down (TV 1998)A woman tries to get over the death of her sister by taking an Acrophobiac group. The the group starts to get killed one by one. Director:Larry ShawWriter:Gregory Goodell |
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| Megan Ward | ... |
Carla Engel
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| Billy Burke | ... |
Mark Engel
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| Angela Moore | ... |
Jocelyn
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| William MacDonald | ... |
Ben
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Kate Robbins | ... |
Hallie
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Aaron Smolinski | ... |
Zachary Carter
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| Terry Kinney | ... |
Dr. Paul Sadowski
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| Tara Spencer-Nairn | ... |
Rachel
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| Bob Morrisey | ... |
Detective Yerxa
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| Benz Antoine | ... |
Luther
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| Britt McKillip | ... |
Young Rachel
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| Carly McKillip | ... |
Young Carla
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Maria Herrera | ... |
Dr. Hagerty
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John Treleaven | ... |
Senator Billings
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Klodyne Rodney | ... |
Librarian
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Carla's sister accidetally falls off a cliff when the railing becomes loose while Carla's boyfriend takes photos. She has a hard time getting over her death and keeps having visions of her sister yelling at her for not saving her. It seems that everytime she gets next to a edge of a high area, she gets terrified. She then starts to take a class with other Acrophobiacs. Then the people in the group start getting killed one by one. She starts to suspect that someone wants her never to get over her fear and that the loose railing was meant for her. Written by Kyle <Kyleshivers@aol.com>
It's a low cost production film where a woman sees her beloved sister fall from the top of a hill and die. Since then, she's afraid of the high (she feels like an acrophobic) and starts having "visions" of her sister and starts hearing a ghostly voice whispering her name (Carla).
The plot is a bit straight and unoriginal and the twist near the end is quite predictable, what makes this film completely average; though, as it's a low cost production, made for TV, I won't be very rough and I will score it with a "pushed up" 5/10
Oh! I almost forgot to mention that Wes Craven's name is, obviously, just to call attention to this low cost movie!