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"He's a master of seduction. Every woman's fantasy. Every woman's nightmare. In order to trap him, a female district attorney will have to make the ultimate sacrifice. Herself."
An Atlanta prosecutor sets her own trap for a sex offender who poses as a famous photographer.
βHe's a master of seduction. Every woman's fantasy. Every woman's nightmare. In order to trap him, a female district attorney will have to make the ultimate sacrifice. Herself.β

Sean Young
Dana Greenway

James Read
Stanton Gray

Arnetia Walker
Maria Johnson

Patrick Bergin
David Hanover
Ron Orbach
Det. Eugene Tully
Fern Dorsey
Colleen Dells
Tina Hightower
Anne Winslow

Donna Biscoe
Hannah
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Lizzie Borden directs. Jack N. Green behind the camera. Graeme Revell scores. Nicholas C. Smith cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in United Kingdom, United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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I can kind of and kind of not understand the hate for this film. It's set in Savannah (and take it from someone who's been everywhere) which is one of the most beautiful cities on earth... and it doesn't really feature Savannah. And it's content is kind of rapey BDSM before 50 Shades of Grey and before the new SJW crap that would make a movie like this impossible to be made... or even talked about. So I can understand the hate. But it does dramatic tension pretty well. And it does thrilled pretty well. And it does tension pretty well... ad when you sit down and watch a movie like this those are all very important things. Without them, you just have erotica... ... and I can understand the hate because it doesn't really do erotica well, but I don't think it was meant to do erotica well. I'm pretty sure it was meant to be a tension driven film, but the subject matter made and the nudity made it billed as an erotic thriller and, thus, killed the expectations people had walking into it. So what kind of works as a tense thriller turned out to be awkward erotica. I guess it all depends on what you thought you were watching when you rented it.... but, of course, the cuts also killed it.
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