A group of pranksters unintentionally gets the attention of a serial killer who soon starts targeting them.A group of pranksters unintentionally gets the attention of a serial killer who soon starts targeting them.A group of pranksters unintentionally gets the attention of a serial killer who soon starts targeting them.
- Won 1 Primetime Emmy
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Candace Cameron Bure
- Julia Fielding
- (as Candace Cameron)
Michael A. Ross
- Mike
- (as Michael Ross)
Thom Adcox-Hernandez
- Boy
- (as Thom Adcox)
- Director
- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaShawnee Smith and Tammy Lauren also appeared together in Crime of Innocence (1985), another made for TV movie.
- GoofsThe camera can briefly be seen reflected in the window when Adrian looks out after receiving the second call from the girls.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Kim Fielding: [answering a phone call] Hello?
Stephen: Kim, I know who you are.
[brief pause; Stephen's voice turns menacing]
Stephen: You killed my brother.
[Kim screams in terror]
- ConnectionsFeatures Dracula (1931)
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I may be crazy...
I may be crazy... but I liked this movie!!
The basic plot is this: bored high school girls play pranks and meet cute and unusual musician who turns out to be a psychotic killer.
This is a low budget, made for TV movie at its best!!
Robert Carradine does an excellent job of portraying over-the-edge eccentric Adrian Lancer. Quite a nice change of pace from all that "Revenge of the Nerds" nonsense. He makes the story line at least somewhat plausible and shows you convincing traits that would make two high school girls interested in him. Nice touch of having David Carradine play Adrian's brother Stephen.
I was really impressed with performances by Tammy Lauren and Shawnee Smith as a prankster and a prep school do gooder. Plus, Candace Cameron is not nearly as annoying here as she was on Full House.
The movie is slow moving at times. I would imagine that they had a good hour long movie, but then they had to fill up two hours in a Monday night time slot. If you get the chance to see it -- wait -- I don't even know if you CAN rent this anywhere, other than from me, since for some reason I happen to still have it taped on VHS from ten years ago. However, if you come across it, give it a chance. I suppose in some ways it is similar to the recent grouping of movies loosely titled "I Saw What You Did and Who You Were Screaming With Two Summers Ago", except that it is more like a realistic documentary of "here is what happened in one evening", rather than larger-than-life killers in costume targeting anyone in town.
Don't expect too much, and you won't be disappointed.
The basic plot is this: bored high school girls play pranks and meet cute and unusual musician who turns out to be a psychotic killer.
This is a low budget, made for TV movie at its best!!
Robert Carradine does an excellent job of portraying over-the-edge eccentric Adrian Lancer. Quite a nice change of pace from all that "Revenge of the Nerds" nonsense. He makes the story line at least somewhat plausible and shows you convincing traits that would make two high school girls interested in him. Nice touch of having David Carradine play Adrian's brother Stephen.
I was really impressed with performances by Tammy Lauren and Shawnee Smith as a prankster and a prep school do gooder. Plus, Candace Cameron is not nearly as annoying here as she was on Full House.
The movie is slow moving at times. I would imagine that they had a good hour long movie, but then they had to fill up two hours in a Monday night time slot. If you get the chance to see it -- wait -- I don't even know if you CAN rent this anywhere, other than from me, since for some reason I happen to still have it taped on VHS from ten years ago. However, if you come across it, give it a chance. I suppose in some ways it is similar to the recent grouping of movies loosely titled "I Saw What You Did and Who You Were Screaming With Two Summers Ago", except that it is more like a realistic documentary of "here is what happened in one evening", rather than larger-than-life killers in costume targeting anyone in town.
Don't expect too much, and you won't be disappointed.
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- morpoise
- Aug 12, 1999
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