Home Invasion (II) (2012)

After a woman kills a home invasion robber in self-defense, his vengeful girlfriend befriends her at a crime victim support group and sets about trying to destroy her life.

Director:

Doug Campbell

Writers:

Doug Campbell (screenplay), Christine Conradt,

Stars:

Haylie Duff, Lisa Sheridan, Jason Brooks

Cast

Credited cast:
Haylie Duff	...	Jade / Megan
Lisa Sheridan	...	Nicole
Jason Brooks	...	Eric
C. Thomas Howell	...	Ray
Barbara Niven	...	Tricia
Al Sapienza	...	Detective Klein
Kyla Dang	...	Abigail
Taymour Ghazi	...	Will
Jason Stuart	...	Maurice Lapeer
Veralyn Jones	...	Dr. Frazen
Rosalee Mayeux	...	Mattie
Joe Hackett	...	Scott
Bill Lee Brown	...	Ronald
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hank Nae	...	Police sergeant
Geo Santini	...	Geo the cook

Storyline

After a woman kills a home invasion robber in self-defense, his vengeful girlfriend befriends her at a crime victim support group and sets about trying to destroy her life.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 March 2012 (USA)

Also Known As:

Allanamiento de morada

Filming Locations:

Laurel Canyon, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$4,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Johnson Production Group, Shadowland

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Although the film was shot in January 2011, there was a week of unseasonably warm weather (mid-eighties) that, as luck would have it, just happened to coincide with the filming of the beach and pool scenes.

User Reviews

Taut modern thriller with terrific Haylie performance

With this, Haylie Duff has her best movie role to date, a world away from the usual light parts she normally gets. When a home invasion goes wrong, leaving her boyfriend dead, she (the getaway driver), clobbers the cynical third member (C. Thomas Howell at his most snakelike), and seeks revenge on the poor victim, Lisa Sheridan. As her campaign escalates, Sheridan finds the police unsympathetic and the adoption agent suspicious as her normal life crumbles. It takes until a twisted climax before she sees the truth about her new "friend" But really Duff is the centre of the picture. It would have been easy to make her character into an eye-rolling maniac, but her natural empathy makes the viewer understand her motives, if not exactly support her actions.