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David Stephens (written by)
Release Date:
1 February 2000 (USA)
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A screenwriter, who lives in a cabin by the lake near Los Angeles, drowns young women, then goes back to visit their bodies and do their laundry. full summary | full synopsis
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Gay Of The Dead 14: Final Destination and Day Of The Dead screenwriter, Jeffrey Reddick
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(From Fangoria. 4 June 2009, 12:21 AM, PDT)
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A tv movie that isn't a disappointment.
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Judd Nelson | ... | Stanley | |
| Hedy Burress | ... | Mallory | |
| Michael Weatherly | ... | Boone | |
| Susan Gibney | ... | Regan | |
| Bernie Coulson | ... | Duncan | |
| Colleen Wheeler | ... | Lauren | |
| Cam Cronin | ... | Clayton | |
| Bob Dawson | ... | Sheriff | |
| G. Patrick Currie | ... | Logan | |
| John B. Destry | ... | Melvin (as John Destry) | |
| Guy Jellis | ... | Deputy | |
| Rebecca Reichert | ... | Babette | |
| Marnie Alton | ... | Brooke | |
| Jennifer Carmichael | ... | Tiffany | |
| Barbara Pollard | ... | Hotel Manager |
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Rated R for some terror/violence.
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91 min
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Revealing mistakes: When Mallory & Regan are thrown from the boat with their hands tied behind them, you can clearly see Regan put her hand out to steady herself as she "jumps in".
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Followed by Return to Cabin by the Lake (2001) (TV)
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Go, Man, Go!
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This is a wonderful movie. I was at first doubtful of whether or not this would be an even tolerable movie, I'm usually wary of "Network Movie Originals." The directing is wonderful and Judd Nelson is a great actor who adds much depth (pardon the pun) and credibility to the character. Judd Nelson is a diversified actor who takes on his roles for various reasons. He chose this project based on the director, and for good reason. The movie follows the "Garden" of a screen-play writer, Stanley (Judd Nelson), who decides to act out his plot to give it more feeling. The garden he is growing is a meticulously kept underwater cemetery of his victims. They are all female and fairly young. His proposed last victim is a girl with a fear of water that he discovers at a movie theater. He immediately realizes that this girl is more than he has dealt with before. The sound track adds to the over all feel of the movie. The directing reminds me of David Lynch, but with much more cohesion. The movie has an over all dark and somber feel, but at the same time is very beautiful; the underwater scenes are stunning and surreal. While this movie is somewhat macabre and tragic, it is by no means a horror. To classify it as such would be to misunderstand the "motivation" behind both the movie and Stanley.