If you have taken "Caught in the Headlights" off your local video store shelves then it can only be for one of two reason: 1. You feel you have to see everything at least once, or 2. You really liked Erika Eleniak in Star Trek and were thrilled when she took off her clothes for Playboy and then in "Under Siege" and were hoping for more of the same.
Whatever the reason, you will be cursing yourself for the choice. Eleniak never gets more scantily clad than a jiggling tank top. Almost anything is better than sitting through the 91 minutes that make up this film. The story could have been written by a fourth grader and the plot twists could be seen by a blind man from a mile away. The acting is universally poor and the stunts are even worse. In one scene a guy who gets shot has to literally jump after the bullet hits him in order to "accidentally fall off a 100 foot tall building.
The dynamics between all the characters are atrocious. The only dialogue worse than between the older married couple who happen to be hit men is the interaction between the two leading ladies. In short there are no redeeming qualities to this move. Please watch something else anything else.
Whatever the reason, you will be cursing yourself for the choice. Eleniak never gets more scantily clad than a jiggling tank top. Almost anything is better than sitting through the 91 minutes that make up this film. The story could have been written by a fourth grader and the plot twists could be seen by a blind man from a mile away. The acting is universally poor and the stunts are even worse. In one scene a guy who gets shot has to literally jump after the bullet hits him in order to "accidentally fall off a 100 foot tall building.
The dynamics between all the characters are atrocious. The only dialogue worse than between the older married couple who happen to be hit men is the interaction between the two leading ladies. In short there are no redeeming qualities to this move. Please watch something else anything else.