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(TV Movie 2001)
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| Judd Nelson | ... | Stanley | |
| Hedy Burress | ... | Mallory | |
| Michael Weatherly | ... | Boone | |
| Susan Gibney | ... | Regan | |
| Bernie Coulson | ... | Duncan | |
| Colleen Wheeler | ... | Lauren | |
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Cam Cronin | ... | Clayton |
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Bob Dawson | ... | Sheriff |
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G. Patrick Currie | ... | Logan |
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John Destry | ... | Melvin |
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Guy Jellis | ... | Deputy |
| Rebecca Reichert | ... | Babette | |
| Marnie Alton | ... | Brooke | |
| Jennifer Carmichael | ... | Tiffany | |
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Barbara Pollard | ... | Hotel Manager |
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A screenwriter does research for his new script by actually kidnapping and drowning young girls. He then places them in his "garden" of other dead girls coming back daily to check on them. One girl narrowly escapes and the other bodies are found leading to an ingenious plot to try and capture the killer. Written by Shari-2
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1 February 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Una cabaña junto al lago See more »Filming Locations:
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Written by Frankie Blue
Performed by Danny Keough & Angela McCluskey
Courtesy of Studios USA (BMI)
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One of the fliers of missing girls in the Sherrif's Office is of "Ariel". The same flyer used in the TV movie Intensity (1997). See more »Goofs
When Stanley has Mallory chained by the ankle to the floor in the soundproof room, he tells he has to wash her clothes and asks her to take them off and put them in a plastic bag. She is wearing blue jeans. In the next scene, the jeans are in the bag. How did she get them off? They would still be connected to the chain. See more »Quotes
Stanley: [on his answering machine] I'm not here and I can't afford voice mail, I'm just a writer. what do you want?See more »
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Deliver MeWritten by Frankie Blue
Performed by Danny Keough & Angela McCluskey
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This movie is great. I first saw it Aug 13, 2000, 5:00pm, and it was then that I first realized that I love this film. Since watching this movie three years ago, I have discovered my true passion, writting, and it was inspired by this film. True, it is a strange place to find inspiration, but something about it made me want to write for the rest of my life. The ending is somewhat reminecent of Psycho, the synister stare into the camera and I love it, it still sends chills down my spine when I see Judd Nelsons final stare. Unfourtunatly, the sequel was terribly written. They should have went with the idea of burring the girls alive for the sequel, which is perfectly forshadowed at the end of the first one, but unfourtunatly ignored.