Junction (2008)Michaela, a lost and lonely young woman, gets a mysterious message from the father she never knew, sending her on a journey to discover twisted family secrets. Director:Neal Fradsham |
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Junction (2008)Michaela, a lost and lonely young woman, gets a mysterious message from the father she never knew, sending her on a journey to discover twisted family secrets. Director:Neal Fradsham |
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| April Wade | ... |
Michaela
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| Lira Kellerman | ... |
Victoria
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| Cindy Hogan | ... |
Linda
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| Stephanie McVay | ... |
Beverly
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| Edward Gusts | ... |
Shane
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Rollence Patugan | ... |
Chris
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| A.J. Tannen | ... |
Jeff
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| Jason Shepard | ... |
The Danimal
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| Stephen Alan Brown | ... |
Father
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Tina Van Merkesteyn | ... |
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Michaela, a lost and lonely young woman, gets a mysterious message from the father she never knew, sending her on a journey to discover twisted family secrets. As she uncovers each piece of the puzzle, she descends even deeper into their warped world of pilgrims and pyromania. Dragged out to the desert, and pushed to the very edge, Michaela is forced to make a choice: preserve the delicate web that history has woven for her family, or strike out on her own and destroy the cycle of evil in her blood. That is, if she can survive the fire. Written by April Wade
I liked this movie. Not a little, not a lot, but I liked it. It starts out a bit slow, the Arizona scenery is as dry and depressing as one could wish, and every single character is unsympathetic. Michaela (April Wade), the young wanna-be photojournalist, is one of the least attractive leads you will see in a while. She grows on you though, and eventually you reach the point that every movie wants you to reach, you care. All of the other unsympathetic characters do their jobs and there are some interesting role reversals along the way. Give it a viewing and in the end, I don't think you will be disappointed that you watched it.