[Director Takacs] plows cluelessly through the many implausible plot twists, and he directs poor Slater to act hysterically throughout.
Lies & Illusions (2009)
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Runtime: 1 hr 33 mins
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Synopsis: Monster-movie director Tibor Takacs (MANSQUITO, MEGASNAKE) helms the action-comedy LIES & ILLUSIONS. Christian Slater stars as successful self-help author Wes Wilson, whose happiness is shattered... Monster-movie director Tibor Takacs (MANSQUITO, MEGASNAKE) helms the action-comedy LIES & ILLUSIONS. Christian Slater stars as successful self-help author Wes Wilson, whose happiness is shattered when his fiancee, Samantha (Sarah Ann Schultz), is killed in a seemingly random attack. Wes’s world is turned further upside down after he uncovers Samantha’s secret double life, which involved stealing a cache of diamonds from ruthless jewel smuggler Isaac (Cuba Gooding Jr.)--who now wants his loot back, and is willing to do anything to get it. [More]
Starring: Christian Slater, Cuba Gooding, Sarah Ann Schultz, Christa Campbell
Starring: Christian Slater, Cuba Gooding, Sarah Ann Schultz, Christa Campbell, Robert Giardina
Director: Tibor Takacs
Director: Tibor Takacs
Screenwriter: Eric James
Composer: Steve Edwards
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