Road Rage (TV 1999)

A few months after family man Eddie Madden loses his wife and only child in a car clash, his erratic behavior gives cause to his supervisor Steve Boyd to give him notice as delivery driver.... See full summary »

Director:

Deran Sarafian

Writers:

Brian L. Ross (story), David Taylor (story),

Stars:

Yasmine Bleeth, Jere Burns, Alana Austin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Yasmine Bleeth	...	Ellen Carson
Jere Burns	...	Eddie Madden
Alana Austin	...	Cynthia Carson
Jenica Bergere	...	Nina
Nathaniel DeVeaux	...	Sergeant Ganz (as Nathaniel Deveaux)
John Wesley Shipp	...	Jim Carson
Doug Abrahams	...	Steve Boyd
Maxine Miller	...	Mrs. Tate
Roger Barnes	...	Wilson
Linsea O'Shea	...	Donna
Pauline Roberts	...	Julie
J. Douglas Stewart	...	Mr. Breen
J.J. McColl	...	Tess
Mandy Milicevic	...	Starter (as Mandy Milicevich)
Michael Dobson	...	Cop #1 (as Michael Richard Dobson)

Storyline

A few months after family man Eddie Madden loses his wife and only child in a car clash, his erratic behavior gives cause to his supervisor Steve Boyd to give him notice as delivery driver. Eddie now targets the woman who complained to the company about his aggressive driving style that day, Ellen Carson, determined to exact his bloody revenge...

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Taglines:

Are YOU next?

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Genres:

Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 October 1999 (USA)

Also Known As:

Breaking Point

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bonnie Raskin Productions, NBC Studios

Technical Specs

Runtime:

120 min 120 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Cynthia Carson: I'd tell you to get a room if you didn't already have one.

User Reviews

Not enough road rage.

I drive 500 miles a week on metro LA freeways, so I know about road rage. There is alot of potential for such a topic, but this made for TV movie exploited only a small fraction. The actual topic was stalking. Actual road rage is very anonymous stuff, acted out from behind the shell of your automobile. The script is very unoriginal, but I guess that it is the norm nowadays, especially in network prime time. I saw bits of "Duel", "Crash", "Play Misty For Me" and "Cape Fear". On the other hand, I really appreciated the film as part of the genre of "bad drama". It was really bad. I mean you get a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and a rent a stud Contractor with a 16 year old daughter who has a hard time looking under 25 and then you get a frustrated pitcher out of the San Diego Padres bullpen in a big Ford Bronco and then give them silly dialogue and, well, its made for TV as seen on TV.

This movie works if you have been stuck in a hospital bed for two days waiting to go into labor, as has my wife, so we considered it the high point of an otherwise monotonous day.