Heather Graham

Lisa Zane

Rustam Branaman

Paul Herman

Max Perlich

Jason Cairns

Jason Oliver

Tom Bresnahan

Carrie-Anne Moss

Sal Landi

Peter Dobson

Paul Ben-Victor

Balthazar Getty

Kane Picoy

Don Calfa

Richard Lynch

Danny Kuchuck

Rainer Judd

Apple Via

Justin Williams

Chad Einbinder

Jennifer Sommerfeld

Mickey Cottrell

Jack McGee

Louis Waldon

Patricia Place

Sherman Baylin

Lang Swanson

George Brandon

Chad McDonald

Sebastian Guterriez

Greg Littlewood

Alex Sherwin

Susie McDonnell

Esther P. Russell

Charlotte Malmlöf

James Merendino

Megan Heath

Boyd Willat

Stephen Falick

Charles Weinberger

Shaun Naidoo

Sam Maydew

Larry Schapiro

Eric Enroth

Nadine Bass

Steven Kaman

Tony Snegoff

Trisha Peters

Dave Spray

Tricia Fass

Eric Fox

Lisa Hakim

Marith Rygell

Leif Ringstadt

Carla Bowen

Andrea Netze

Sarah Brandes

Charlotte Fridh

Lionel Luna

Augusta Einarsdottir

Carla Snow

Thriller

Horror

Mystery

Terrified

Net City Filmgroup

A-Pix Entertainment

Green Tea Pictures

United States of America

English

Charles Tatum

Heather Graham turns in one of her strongest performances in an otherwise straight-to-video thriller. Olive (Heather Graham) is a secretary who picks up guys in bars for trysts in dark parking lots. She is a lonely and troubled widow, having witnessed her husband kill her lover before turning the gun on himself. By herself in a large L.A. apartment, Olive walks in on a mysterious man (Paul Herman), who punches her and flees. Police detective Joe (Rustam Branaman) takes a romantic liking to Olive, as does her best friend Pearl (Lisa Zane). Olive is still terrorized by the mysterious man, who stalks her on the streets, and puts her in the hospital. Olive begins to withdraw into paranoia as the attacks increase, and the police's help decreases.

Graham is the best thing going here. While she goes through the motions of a woman stalked, she is in almost every scene and builds tension convincingly. Her excusing attitude of her lovers is restrained and believable. Her best scene involves a conversation with her dead husband's brother, who she suspects of being involved in the attacks. The film is overloaded with peripheral characters who distract from the central, and obvious, plotline. The screenplay is sloppy about dropping clues to the ending, but Graham's energy keeps the viewer hooked. Most of the film takes place in Olive's apartment, making me wonder if this began life as a stage play. Merendino's direction is fine, the technical aspects are unremarkable, and the supporting cast is full of familiar faces. Don't put too much stock in the old DVD cover, photoshop programs seemed to be popular in those days. "Terrified" did not have me terrified, or even slightly concerned. It did have me remembering better suspense films, and admiring Graham.

Terrified

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