I can't really understand the lowly rating given to this pretty good thriller which, though far from perfect, provides an overall decent watch and, in particular, a fine vehicle for the beautiful Deanna Russo and convincingly menacing Lauren Holly.
Ok, it's not the sort of movie to win too many awards, but surely the most important issue is to entertain which it does achieve in abundance.
Once again, movie snobbery seems to win.
Review of Do No Harm
