Rebecca De Mornay,
Antonio Banderas,
Dennis Miller,
Len Cariou,
Harry Dean Stanton
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A beautiful but reserved criminal psychiatrist must deal with the obsessive stalking of a dangerous killer in this erotically charged thriller. The film's central tension emerges from the relationship... read more
DVD Release Date: June 25, 2001
Stats: 185 reviews
I mean it was good enough for a movie to watch on TV in the middle of the night. I did get fooled by the ending, no matter how implausible it was. I kept thinking I had it figured out but then thinking that was too obvious so I'd think something else but I never did get it right.
Never Talk to Strangers, starring Rebecca De Mornay and Antonio Banderas is a good thriller of one man's deadly obession.
Good suspense film, great ending. Rebecca De Mornay was kinda sexy back in the 90's, and her performance was excellent.
Even though he has mullet-like hair, Antonio Banderas's ass is sweet and you get to see a lot of it. The movie itself was just ok..a little too easy to figure out.
She plays a psychiatrist evaluating whether an accused serial killer is competent to stand trial. It becomes obvious early on that she was drawn to psychiatry because of her own severe emotional problems and difficult past. In the meantime, we are shown troubling relationships wi... read more
I have always had a difficult time seeing Antonio play an evil guy. At least in Desperado his Il Mariachi roles you could embrace him. Stick with the good-guy roles Puss in Boots.
Oh my gosh. I went to the movies to see this on my first date with my husband. Talk about embarassing. NUDITY! Sex! It was not that good of a movie. And it was so embarassing.
it is a good movie,it shows how one have to be very careful in dealing with women issue,even after getting married to them.one have to known more about a women before marring them.it is a good movie indeed,and of course the title should have been beware of women.
Excellent! Rebecca De Mornay is a great foil to Antonio Banderas in this sexually charged thriller. It will keep you guessing until the end and even then you'll be shocked at the truth!
Sometimes things are not as they seem. I like that idea. Rebecca did a really good job! And of course, Antonio did too, besides being the hotest latino alive.
It's an easy-to-watch movie that will be even easier on video, where it should turn up any minute. Full Review
It's mysterious and sexy enough to keep tension alive until, too bad, the whole thing collapses with a twist ending that is nearly laughable. Full Review
[Hall] can't triumph over the problems in the script, or tie up all the loose ends, but his brisk, competent approach does minimize the effects of these flaws. Full Review
Here's a sure method to guess whodunnit in bad mystery thrillers: pick the suspect most likely to shock the audience and you have the killer. Full Review
It's basically a direct-to-video erotic thriller blown up to big-screen proportions, but the stars are attractive and it's passably entertaining -- right up to the ridiculous twist ending. Full Review
An adequate psychological thriller on a topical theme -- Repressed Memory Syndrome -- but with little special quality, few frills or thrills, and a relaxed, almost languid exposition. Full Review
The answer to the mystery was a surprise to me, but I didn't find the answer very convincing. Full Review
Barely watchable.
There's plenty of sex. There's little plot. There's reason to watch something else.
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