Fall Into Darkness (1996) (TV)

User Rating:

5.5/10   

Director:

Mark Sobel

Writers (WGA):

Christopher Pike (book)
J.B. White (teleplay)

Release Date:

25 November 1996 (USA)

Genre:

Thriller

Tagline:

What's a little murder between friends?

Plot:

Ann Price blames her best friend, Sharon McKay, for her brother Jerry's death. She decides to set Sharon up for her murder...

Plot Keywords:

Suicide | Revenge | Brother Brother Relationship | Brother Sister Relationship | Bungee Jumping

Cast

Tatyana Ali	...	Sharon McKay (as Tatyana M. Ali)
Ted Bradford	...	Minister
Jonathan Brandis	...	Chad
Fay Hauser
Brian Markinson
Dean McKenzie	...	Patrolman
Allan Morgan	...	Mr. Renquist
Sean Murray	...	Jerry
Jason Nash	...	Evan Clark
Danielle Nicolet	...	Tracey
Benjamin Ratner	...	John Richmond
Charlotte Ross	...	Ann Price
Gerry Rousseau	...	Gas Jockey
Marco Sanchez	...	Nico
Paul Scherrer	...	Paul
April Telek	...	Flight Attendant

Runtime:

88 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Australia:M

Company:

Christopher Pike Productions

Goofs:

Continuity: Dark haired guy takes his shirt off to join in swimming, then the shirt reappears instantly in next shot and he wears it in the water.

Quotes:

Anne: The way you play Sharon.
Sharon: I thought you liked my playing.
Anne: I'm your friend, I have to be polite, don't I?
Sharon: Don't be polite, please. Tell me what you really think.
Anne: Okay. Your playing sucks.

Good Movie!

I really liked this movie and was impressed with Jonathan's wonderful acting in the film. It was a good thriller that was almost as good as the book. I enjoyed watching Tatyana play the lead character in the film. She did well. I would recommend this film for anyone looking to enjoy a good thriller, with lots of twists and turns.At first I was under the impression that Ann actually pulled off her little scheme and was sitting on an island somewhere catching the rays. Who was really behind the whole plot was what was really surprising. I was so entertained by this refreshing suspense drama that is better then even a lot of big screen features. I am glad that this book was turned in to a movie, and I hope for more like it in the future.