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When Strangers Appear (2001)
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Runtime: 1 hr 40 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: As day dawns on a quiet beachside community, Beth (Radha Mitchell, PITCH BLACK) opens her remote roadside diner for another day of business. Enter her first customer, Jack (Barry Watson, TV's... As day dawns on a quiet beachside community, Beth (Radha Mitchell, PITCH BLACK) opens her remote roadside diner for another day of business. Enter her first customer, Jack (Barry Watson, TV's SEVENTH HEAVEN), a disheveled twenty-something who appears very frightened. He claims that three angry surfers are chasing him--but when the surfers finally arrive at the restaurant, they don't appear to be dangerous. The trio claims that Jack is a lunatic with a dangerous case of road rage, while Jack tells Beth that the surfers want to kill him. With no one to go to for advice or support, Beth finds herself in the middle of a situation that can potentially put her in great danger. [More]
Starring: Radha Mitchell, Barry Watson, Joshua Lucas, Kevin Anderson
Starring: Radha Mitchell, Barry Watson, Joshua Lucas, Kevin Anderson
Director: Scott Reynolds
Director: Scott Reynolds
Screenwriter: Scott Reynolds
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When I was young, I was taught to ignore people I didn’t know or recognize. That’s what I’d advise doing with this brainless film.
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