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Darren Lemke (writer)
Release Date:
2 April 2007 (Australia)
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Be careful which way you turn. more
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Jeremy Stanton (Cain), an ordinary man, makes an extraordinary mistake. full summary | add synopsis
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Gas Station
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Mercedes Benz
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Car
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Fangoria Week in Review 7/12/2009
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Surprisingly decent thriller that does NOT lose it's way.
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Dean Cain | ... | Jeremy Stanton | |
| Ashley Scott | ... | Judy, Operator | |
| Danny Trejo | ... | Edward James Archer | |
| Irina Björklund | ... | Cora Stanton | |
| Justin Henry | ... | Chester Gould | |
| Griffin Armstorff | ... | Tyler Stanton | |
| Luis Chávez | ... | Gas Station Attendant | |
| Paul Green | ... | Trooper | |
| Robert Easton | ... | Minister | |
| David Willis | ... | Riley | |
| Lois Hall | ... | Old Woman | |
| Rob O'Malley | ... | Maloney / Jerry | |
| Jonathan Bell | ... | Bank Robber #2 | |
| Taylor Boggan | ... | Young Jeremy | |
| Steven Lee Allen | ... | Young Jeremy's Father |
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USA:90 min | Germany:86 min | Argentina:90 min
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Continuity: When Jeremy arrives at the Dead End sign the second time and sees the deceased cop, the lighting in the film jumps from full sun to sunset and back again. Soon afterwards, it begins to rain although no clouds were apparent, and it is still daytime even though sunset had been shown.
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Dean Cain (ex-Superman that he is) plays a man frustrated by a burden and the fact that he has been driving around Nevada for some time with no real sign of getting anywhere. And as the movie moves along we find out both what his burden is and why he needs to get where he's going. But will he ever actually make it? Especially when someone comes into the picture intent on stopping him from reaching that final destination.
Directed by nobody I was really familiar with and starring a lead actor who, frankly, peaked on a TV show many years ago - this movie did not exactly have a lot to recommend it. Yet, for some strange reason, I stayed up to watch it and was pleasantly surprised.
It's almost a one-man show for the majority of the runtime and Cain applies himself well in an interesting lead role, a character with a few more layers than he is normally allowed to play. The plot exposition and twists that the movie takes are not stretching plausibility too far and just keep teasing you enough until the next piece of the puzzle/answer is slotted into place. Perhaps there isn't enough genuine tension here for thriller fans but one or two moments impressed me and there are a lot worse movies out there being given bigger releases and more publicity. If you are after a small movie with a few decent thrills that may pleasantly surprise you too then do give this a try. Oh, and the presence of Danny Trejo (however small his role may be) is always a bonus.
See this if you like: Joy Ride AKA Roadkill, Dean Cain, The Hitcher.