J.D. returns to his small Texas hometown where four years ago he left Carrie at the altar. She's now a deputy sheriff, and she's not happy to see him. He soon has a job offer in Bakersfield...
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Title: Prey of the Chameleon (1992)
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| Daphne Zuniga | ... | Patricia / Elizabeth Burrows | |
| James Wilder | ... | J.D | |
| Alexandra Paul | ... | Carrie | |
| Don Harvey | ... | Resnick | |
| Red West | ... | Pritchard | |
| Michelle McBride | ... | Leslie | |
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Patricia Place | ... | May |
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Kelly Gwin | ... | Cecil |
| Julie St. Claire | ... | Barmaid (as Julie St. Clair) | |
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David Powledge | ... | Babcock |
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Bob Larkin | ... | Dr. Crowell |
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Paul Whitthorne | ... | Billy |
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David Wells | ... | Campbell |
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Jerry Holland | ... | Bank Guard |
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Helene Scott Fernandez | ... | Bank Teller |
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J.D. returns to his small Texas hometown where four years ago he left Carrie at the altar. She's now a deputy sheriff, and she's not happy to see him. He soon has a job offer in Bakersfield, so he's off to California with Carrie telling him not to come back. Late that night he stops to help a woman whose car has broken down, and soon he's both her protector and her lover, little realizing she's an escaped mental patient - a serial killer who adopts the name, dress, gestures, and mannerisms of her latest victim. As they head toward California, she leaves a trail of bodies. The FBI, with help from Carrie, is on the tail of the lovers. But is J.D. her next prey? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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She loves you. She kills you. She becomes you.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong sensuality, and for violence. | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Written by Mark Ryan-Martin
Performed by Aesthetica
Published by Crash Dummy Music (BMI)
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Country:
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11 July 1992 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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Well, this one had some imaginative plotting for a cable movie. Though there were some good-sized holes in it. Such as Resnick going about in a leather jacket and no tie, something FBI agents NEVER do. Daphne Zuniga did a good job with her character(s) here, even if hardly anyone else did. She was awfully pretty, too. Red West is the only other cast member I can compliment. James Wilder wasn't terrible, but not very good either. Don Harvey was awful, and Michell McBride OK in a very small part. Alexandra Paul wasn't very good in this one. This surprised me, because I think she's done some good work elsewhere. I guess she got too involved trying to pull off the hick Texas accent and manner, and I think she missed it by a wide margin. This movie had some promise, but it wasn't really kept. Grade: C-