Paramount
Home Video | Review by Dan Taylor
Here's
a film in desperate need of a director like
Rodman (IN THE HEAT OF PASSION, THE
UNBORN) Flender or Dan (NAKED
OBSESSION) Golden.
When the mentally vacant,
but sexy, client of a repressed Manhattan
shrink is found murdered, the doctor must
figure out who the killer is. Is it the
hunky charter pilot both she and the patient
were boinking? Is it the ethnic & talented,
but confused & dangerous, young artist
with a penchant for S&M (John Leguizamo)?
Unfortunately, I didn't care
who the hell did it, yet I figured it out
before the first 20 minutes had passed.
Anabella Sciorra and Jamey Sheridan are
wasted in obscenely dumb roles, while only
Anthony LaPaglia gives the film any snap,
crackle and pop as the obnoxious Jewish
cop who just happens to have attended
college as a psychiatry major.
Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb.