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Living In Peril (1997)
Released By: New Line Home Entertainment   Rating: R   In Theaters: N/A
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Studio: New Line Home Entertainment
Genre: Drama
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Jack Ersgard
Language: English
Official Website: N/A
Theatrical Release: N/A
Home Video Release: N/A
Cast: Dean Stockwell, James Belushi, Rob Lowe
Published ID: 7202
UPC: 014381164428,
Plot: An architect in search of a place to work in peace finds his attention continually diverted by his eccentric neighbors and a menacing stalker in this made-for-television psychological thriller starring James Belushi and Rob Lowe. Walter Woods (Lowe) has rented an apartment in a run-down Los Angeles tenement managed by the crusty William (Dean Stockwell). Later, after some bizarre run-ins with former East Berliner Dieter (Patrick Ersgard) and pretty hooker Catherine (Alex Meneses), who also inhabit the building, Walter calls a local truck company and reports a driver for inappropriate conduct. When the driver is fired, he sets out to find the hapless architect and settle the score. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Minor TV movie
Added 8/14/2002

A minor suspense film. Looks like it was made-for-cable. Okay acting. An architect, visiting LA on business, is terrorized by an unseen enemy (who may be an angry road rage trucker). The detectives investigating the incidents are especially poorly portrayed: flatly written and performed with boredom. And the prostitute with a heart of gold is sexy, but her role is just silly.

The sets and characters kept reminding me of The Landlady, a more boring film, that also had a prostitute living across the hall from the protagonist. The wife is played by Dana Wheeler-Nicholson (who was great in Circuitry Man), who seems to have shot her few scenes in one day, in the same room (aside from a shot at the end).

I'm giving it a generous three stars because it was still entertaining, in a low-brow/low-budget sort of way.


2 out of 2 people found this helpful.
Minor TV movie
Added 8/14/2002

A minor suspense film. Looks like it was made-for-cable. Okay acting. An architect, visiting LA on business, is terrorized by an unseen enemy (who may be an angry road rage trucker). The detectives investigating the incidents are especially poorly portrayed: flatly written and performed with boredom. And the prostitute with a heart of gold is sexy, but her role is just silly.

The sets and characters kept reminding me of The Landlady, a more boring film, that also had a prostitute living across the hall from the protagonist. The wife is played by Dana Wheeler-Nicholson (who was great in Circuitry Man), who seems to have shot her few scenes in one day, in the same room (aside from a shot at the end).

I'm giving it a generous three stars because it was still entertaining, in a low-brow/low-budget sort of way.


2 out of 2 people found this helpful.
Pretty Good Suspenseful B-Movie
Added 8/6/2008

Another B-movie from Rob Lowe with a zing for anyone who wants a somewhat predictable, but interesting movie from our favorite west wing moron. It's nothing new from all of Rob's other movies except there's more actions in this one.

BTW, the hooker from next door isn't what you'd call a good person. She just adds some spice to the movie and doesn't stray too far from what you'd expect.

See it if you have nothing better to do or just want to feel smart about your cinema instincts.

0 out of 0 people found this helpful.
Minor TV movie
Added 7/11/2008

A minor suspense film. Looks like it was made-for-cable. Okay acting. An architect, visiting LA on business, is terrorized by an unseen enemy (who may be an angry road rage trucker). The detectives investigating the incidents are especially poorly portrayed: flatly written and performed with boredom. And the prostitute with a heart of gold is sexy, but her role is just silly.

The sets and characters kept reminding me of The Landlady, a more boring film, that also had a prostitute living across the hall from the protagonist. The wife is played by Dana Wheeler-Nicholson (who was great in Circuitry Man), who seems to have shot her few scenes in one day, in the same room (aside from a shot at the end).

I'm giving it a generous three stars because it was still entertaining, in a low-brow/low-budget sort of way.

0 out of 1 people found this helpful.
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