Recipe for Murder (TV 2002)A medical examiner investigates his friend's mysterious death in a car accident. Director:Vic SarinWriter:Joe Wiesenfeld |
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Recipe for Murder (TV 2002)A medical examiner investigates his friend's mysterious death in a car accident. Director:Vic SarinWriter:Joe Wiesenfeld |
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| Gary Basaraba | ... |
Murray Maguire
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| Larissa Laskin | ... |
Corinne Riggs
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| Jonathan Whittaker | ... |
Judge Comden
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Richard Chevolleau | ... |
Otis Johnson
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| Joseph Griffin | ... |
Vane Hawthorn
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| Carlo Rota | ... |
Simon Vreeman
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| Merwin Mondesir | ... |
Dylan
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| Daniel Kash | ... |
Henry Bettencamp
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| Anne Openshaw | ... |
Leona Spencer
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| Martin Roach | ... |
Abraham Corneille
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Stavroula Logothettis | ... |
Maureen Purdy
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| Bill Lake | ... |
Ernie Spencer
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| Raoul Bhaneja | ... |
Sidney Liebenthal
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Kathleen Lasky | ... |
Myra Klein
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Geoffrey Bowes | ... |
Julius Klein
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A medical examiner investigates his friend's mysterious death in a car accident.
I don't remember seeing another murder/mystery movie as bad as this. This movie, about a medical examiner who investigates his friend's mysterious death in a car accident, has the complete receipt for a bad movie: bad acting, boring story, lack of suspense, poor humor and no drama. I remembered seeing this movie on PAX, a TV station notable for dishing out low-budgeted and campy made-for-TV movies such as this one. TV movies, of course, do not have the edge factor or the suspense as movies from the Big Screen. But, this movie sure hit all sour tastes. The makers of this movie have missed out on an opportunity to making "Receipe for Murder" a great TV movie; the title does offer some suspense.
So, if you want a good recipe, don't watch this movie. This movie alone can kill your TV appetite.
Grade F