Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dean Cain | ... | Jeremy Stanton | |
Ashley Scott | ... | Judy, Operator | |
Danny Trejo | ... | Edward James Archer | |
Irina Björklund | ... | Cora Stanton | |
Justin Henry | ... | Chester Gould | |
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Griffin Armstorff | ... | Tyler Stanton |
Luis Chávez | ... | Gas Station Attendant | |
Paul Green | ... | Trooper | |
Robert Easton | ... | Minister | |
David Willis | ... | Riley | |
Lois Hall | ... | Old Woman | |
Rob O'Malley | ... | Maloney / Jerry | |
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Jonathan Bell | ... | Bank Robber #2 |
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Taylor Boggan | ... | Young Jeremy |
Steven Lee Allen | ... | Young Jeremy's Father |
While traveling from Green Lawn, California, to meet his wife and son in Red Ridge, Nevada, the driver Jeremy Stanton gets lost in a secondary road through the desert following an old edition of the Road-Aid Travel Guide maps. He calls the Road-Aid operator Judy, who tries to give directions to her client. Meanwhile, the police are chasing the criminals that have committed a bank heist in California. When Jeremy's Mercedes Benz runs out of gas, he finds an isolated gas station in the middle of nowhere that accepts cash-only. When Jeremy opens the truck of his car, he brings out a bag full of money, disclosing the reason for his road-trip. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Sometimes I really feel sorry for Dean Cain. A very talented actor that was horribly typecast due to his role on the TV show "Lois and Clark". This movie is a perfect example.
'Lost' is an excellent thriller and definitely worth a watch to any fan of the genre. It will keep you guessing till the very end! Dean Cain shines in this movie and does a great job. Not wanting to give away any plot points, the film centers around Dean's character Jeremy Stanton for the entire film as he is lost trying to find his way home.
This straight to DVD release is worth a rent in my opinion.
9/10