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Darren Lemke (writer)
Release Date:
2 April 2007 (Australia) more
Tagline:
Be careful which way you turn. more
Plot:
Jeremy Stanton (Cain), an ordinary man, makes an extraordinary mistake. full summary | add synopsis
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Really entertaining more (27 total)
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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General William J. Fox Airfield - 4555 W. Avenue G, Lancaster, California, USA more
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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. more
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I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. Some of the dialog was a bit contrived, but so what? It was still a wild ride with unexpected moments thrown in throughout. I thought Dean Cain did a good job.
This movie is like a poor man's Duel (which I consider a compliment.) Duel, I believe was Steven Spielberg's directorial debut as this is for Darren Lempke. He has real talent. He is very good at building up suspense. I also liked the way it ended -- it wasn't a cop-out. It had good camera work and everything made sense at the end, which often does not in these types of movies. It was a fun way to spend 90 minutes. P.S. I don't have a clue as to why a reviewer thought this movie was a sci-fi picture. It bears absolutely no resemblance to one.