Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sharon Stone | ... | Angela Anderson | |
Steve Railsback | ... | Alex Morgan / Cole Morgan | |
Ronny Cox | ... | Dr. Stephan Carter | |
Michelle Phillips | ... | Ann Carter | |
Vicki Frederick | ... | Nancy Leahy | |
Larry Moss | ... | Mr. Kramer | |
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Austin Kelly | ... | Folger |
Albert Popwell | ... | Officer | |
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Jesse Garcia | ... | Counterman |
Will Leskin | ... | Billy | |
Ivy Jones | ... | Mother | |
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Laura Caulfield | ... | Actress on Soap Opera (as Laura Ann Caulfield) |
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Ed Crick | ... | Frank Brady |
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Hal Riddle | ... | Male Dog Walker |
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Ivy Bethune | ... | Female Dog Walker |
After a young woman is attacked in the elevator she meets her neighbours (two brothers) for the first time. One of the brothers has a secret, the other has a crush on her. Her analyst tries to help her over the attack, but when she is invited to a mysterious apartment things get worse and worse. Written by Rob Hartill
Angie Anderson (Sharon Stone) gets attacked by a masked man in her apartment elevator. She stabs him with her scissors but he promises to return. She is helped by her neighbors identical twins Alex and Cole Morgan (Steve Railsback). She collects dolls and makes clothes. Psychiatrist Dr. Stephan Carter (Ronny Cox) treats her. She's 26 and sexually frigid. She becomes beset by paranoia and fear. Ann (Michelle Phillips) is the doctor's wife.
The music, the acting and the story is all trying to make an old overwrought sexual-psycho thriller horror. Sharon Stone is playing against type especially considering her later roles. She never fit this shy scared girl even when she was younger. It's really problematic. She is forced to overact. There is no good acting in this by anyone. The music gets kind of annoying which makes the horror thriller not scary at all. There are some weird nightmarish turns. However it comes off laughable to me. It's like the movie takes a detour into the Twilight Zone.