An above-average made-for-cable chiller that makes some telling points about the nature of voyeurism.
Lesley Ann Warren plays an avant-garde artist in search of inspiration who starts a confession line, where people are asked to phone through anonymous details of their misdemeanours which she records on her answerphone.
However, it backfires when she finds herself stalked by a psycho.
Robert Bierman, who went on to direct the weird Nicolas Cage horror Vampire’s Kiss, sustains an air of menace throughout and delivers enough quirky touches to keep viewers guessing.
Warren is good as the slightly pretentious artist, and there’s fine support from Peter Weller and John Glover.
Lily McGuire
Lesley Ann Warren Rad Hungate
Peter Weller Frank Lestall
George Loros Philip Purness
John Glover Claude Kenley
Jimmie Ray Weeks Derelict
Harvey Fierstein Assistant DA
Charles S Dutton Anna
Skye Bassett Gordon
Garrett M Brown
Director
Robert Bierman
Video
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