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Tried... Convicted... HUNTED!
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Matt is haunted by the death of a girl from a car accident he caused years ago. Matt was drunk and as he reached for the car radio...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Patrick Muldoon | ... | Matt Sullivan |
 | Keegan Connor Tracy | ... | Dawn / Molly |
 | Will Sanderson | ... | Jim |
| Michael Paré | ... | Sheriff Harding |
 | Clint Howard | ... | Greg / Motel Clerk |
| Anthony Harrison | ... | Tall Man / Dr. Kelly |
| Matthew Walker | ... | Pa Franklin |
| Janet Wright | ... | Ma Franklin |
| Sean Campbell | ... | Jack Franklin |
 | Ben Derrick | ... | John Franklin |
 | Michael Eklund | ... | Billy / Man |
 | Samantha Ferris | ... | Waitress / Beth |
| Patricia Dahlquist | ... | Mrs. Sullivan |
| Kate Robbins | ... | Housekeeper / Paula |
| Nathaniel DeVeaux | ... | Doctor (as Nathaniel Deveaux) |
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Rated R for violence, language and sexuality.
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USA:90 min
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Continuity: When Matt is spying on Dawn and her family, the initial camera shot from outside the home displays Matt on the right side of the window. However, once the camera changes to a position inside the home, he is shown on the opposite (left) side of the window. The camera then shifts to show the family, and when Matt is almost caught for making a noise he is back on the original (right) side of the window again.
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The Boy Who Wouldn't Speak
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Neat psychological thriller about a man who has a guilty past that just won't go away.
Matt, Patrick Muldoon, goes on a trip to the country with his girlfriend, Dawn, Keeger Tracy, to meet her parents and realizes that the place where they live is where he killed a girl in a car accident some time ago. Matt starts to relive that event over and over until it drives him out of his mind.
Good use of scenery and even better use of plot and actors by director Vwe Boll of how the minds subconscious is able to bring back events that we would like to forget. Released for video but as good as most films that have theatrical runs, with good supporting efforts by Michael Pare, Samantha Farris and of course Clint Howard as the off the wall motel clerk. The movie ends a bit confusingly but if you use your freeze or slo-mo button, of your DVD or video player, you'll see what really happened to Matt.
Terrific use of and manipulating the scenes by directer Boll in which Matt is in flashback and how those scenes mesh together in the end is what makes this made for video movie as good, or even better then most psychological thrillers that you would pay as much as ten dollars to see in the movie houses.