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| A man, left with amnesia after a car accident, finds the urgency to remember is made even greater by the murder of his wife. Treading the thin line between haunting memories and ignorant bliss, he begins a search for the killer...and himself. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Brian Bosworth (John Gray / Wayne Garret), Brad Dourif (Thomas Payne), Claire Yarlett (Jenny), Marta Du Bois (Sharon), Jeremy Roberts (Scar), Lance LeGault (Man in Stetson), Marie Barrientos (Cindy), Sheila Wills (Dr. Brown), Gerard L'Heureux (Bartender), Tom Poster (Tattoo Guy), Jim Cody Williams (Drinker), Brad Greenquest (Opponent), Chip Heller (Guard), Roy Conrad (Harry), Howard Mungo (Black Prisoner), Daniel Namath (White Prisoner), Thomas Rosales Jr. (Hispanic Prisoner), David Gene Gibbs (Ace), James Gordon MacDonald (Mechanic), Sebastian King (Reginald), Ashok Amritraj (Bystander), Marco Colombo (Bartender), Azalea Davila (Mystery Woman), Milo Brown (Gas Station Attendant), Jon K. Greene (Cop). | |||||||||||||||||||
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| RELEASE DATE: September 24th, 1996 (USA) (VIDEO PREMIERE) |
DIRECTOR: Allan A. Goldstein (Virus). WRITERS: Ruben Gordon and Steve Schoenberg. PRODUCERS: Ashok Amritraj and Yakov Bentsvi. ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: James A. Holt. CO-PRODUCER: Steve Schoenberg. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Ernst Etchie Stroh and Gary Wichard. ORIGINAL MUSIC: Terry Plumeri. DISTRIBUTOR: Vidmark Entertainment. |
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| "Bosworth sells the concept and is occasionally amusing as an 'ordinary' guy repeatedly astonished by his skills as a trained killer." -- DVD & VIdeo Guide | |||||||||||||||||||
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