Wicked Minds (TV 2003)

A young man returns home from college to find his father remarried, until the sudden murder of his father leaves everyone suspect.

Director:

Jason Hreno

Writers:

Turi Meyer, Al Septien

Stars:

Angie Everhart, Andrew W. Walker, Winston Rekert

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Angie Everhart	...	Lana
Andrew W. Walker	...	Holden Price
Winston Rekert	...	Mason
Amy Sloan	...	Nicole
Frank Schorpion	...	Harry
Ellen David	...	Det. Clarkson
Conrad Pla	...	Det. Mormino
Bobo Vian	...	Madeline
Alan Fawcett	...	Gerald Sykes
John Topor	...	Homeless man
Sean Devine	...	Julien
Noel Burton	...	Curator
Doug Price	...	Price executive
James Rae	...	Caretaker
Richard Jutras	...	Coroner

Storyline

A young man returns home from college to find his father remarried, until the sudden murder of his father leaves everyone suspect.

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Plot Keywords:

murder | bar | suspense | domineering father | death | 

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Genres:

Romance | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 March 2003 (Spain)

Also Known As:

Esprits tordus

Filming Locations:

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Wicked Minds Productions Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Holden Price: They say my generation is jaded. Brought up in a time when there's no faith in God, government, people -- anything. But whatever created my generation came before me. We didn't make all this up. Our attitudes, our way of looking at life, we learned by example. It's a tough time to be young, yet somehow we all learn to cope. In the end, all you need is a good plan.

User Reviews

Very Good For A TV Movie!

Pretty good thriller turned murder mystery movie. It was pretty predictable in some areas, but what movies aren't? It was done in a way that made me care about the characters and the story. The acting was even better than I could have hoped for in this kind of movie. Andrew W. Walker and Amy Sloan both provided excellent performances. Winston Rekert made his character, the rich, protective father, come alive. Even Angie Everhart pulled off a convincing act.

My only real complaint on the movie is it had about one or two plot twists too many. Otherwise the story seemed to make sense to me, and I enjoyed it.

7 of 10 stars.