1994·Romance·2h 1m
6.9
★
A color-blind psychiatrist is stalked by an unknown killer after taking over his murdered friend's therapy group and becomes embroiled in an intense affair with a mysterious woman who may be connected to the crime.
Directed by Richard Rush
california
therapist
secret identity
paranoia
eroticism
group therapy
grief
obsessive compulsive disorder (ocd)
psychiatrist
disguise
mental illness
color blindness
voyeurism
absurd
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Cast
Bruce Willis
Dr. Bill Capa
Jane March
Rose
Rubén Blades
Hector
Lesley Ann Warren
Sondra
Scott Bakula
Dr. Bob
Brad Dourif
Clark
Lance Henriksen
Buck
Kevin J. O'Connor
Casey
Andrew Lowery
Dale
Eriq La Salle
Anderson
Jeff Corey
Ashland
Kathleen Wilhoite
Michelle
Crew
Richard Rush
Director
Billy Ray
Screenplay
Dominic Frontiere
Original Music Composer
Andrew G. Vajna
Executive Producer
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Sound Designer
Gary Archer
Prosthetics
George Richmond
Second Assistant Camera
Michèle Burke
Makeup Designer
Scott Martin Gershin
Sound Effects Editor
Gary A. Hecker
Foley Artist
Doc Kane
ADR Mixer
Dan O'Connell
Foley Artist
Popular Reviews
28 reviews
Konstantina Efstathi
7.0★ · 05/18/25
Only watched this for my queen Jane March
Only watched this for my queen Jane March
Soph
5.0★ · 05/28/24
the 90s were full of movies with people fucking in pools. we don't have that anymore. because of woke.
the 90s were full of movies with people fucking in pools. we don't have that anymore. because of woke.
xgolfpunkx
4.0★ · 04/25/23
God this was awful. I loved it. So many fun little 90s TV treats for a Gen X-er Millennial couch-potato like me. Quantum Leap’s Scott Bakula, the Eriq La Salle cameo (!) and the feeling like this was the baby of a mutant, psychosexual Moonlighting episode and a Silk Stalkings episode that had a bigger budget than they were used to. Inspired performance by Rubén Blades, as the, “this guy is such an asshole” LAPD detective.
God this was awful. I loved it. So many fun little 90s TV treats for a Gen X-er Millennial couch-potato like me. Quantum Leap’s Scott Bakula, the Eriq La Salle cameo (!) and the feeling like this was the baby of a mutant, psychosexual Moonlighting episode and a Silk Stalkings episode that had a bigger budget than they were used to. Inspired performance by Rubén Blades, as the, “this guy is such an asshole” LAPD detective.
Rill Rill
3.7★ · 04/22/23
Love when a movie does a ~BIG REVEAL~ of information that has been deeply obvious the entire time
Love when a movie does a ~BIG REVEAL~ of information that has been deeply obvious the entire time
Dhario Desousa
1.9★ · 07/20/20
Almost as offensive as it is insipid.
Almost as offensive as it is insipid.