No Place to Hide

1993

No Place to Hide

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In this gory thriller, a troubled dancer has just enough time to convince her little sister to hide a videotape before she is stabbed to death by an unseen killer, leaving the surviving sister in grave danger. Fortunately, a cynical but determined cop comes on the case to help her.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

Richard Danus
Written By:

Richard Danus
In Theaters:

Apr 16, 1993 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Sep 8, 1993
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Cannon Home Video

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Cast

Kris Kristofferson
as Joe Garvey

Drew Barrymore
as Tinsel Hanley

Martin Landau
as Frank

O.J. Simpson
as Allie

Dey Young
as Karen

Bruce Weitz
as Norris

Lydie Denier
as Pamela

Ze'ev Revach
as Gloved Hand

Illana Diamant
as Joline

Seth Marten
as Harold Rosen

Lilyan Chauvin
as Mother Superior

John Pomposello
as Detective

Michael Franco
as Detective

Debra Ellis
as Social Worker

Greg Safel
as Patrolman

Mike Stone
as Vince

Victoria White
as Female Officer

Regina Krueger
as Female Officer

Ksenia Prohaska
as Woman on Bus

J. Trevor Edmond
as Andrew

Maria Kelly
as Mrs. Garvey

Kimberly Lefler
as Little Girl

Kane Hodder
as Weller

John Hamilton
as John the Host

Sigal Diamant
as Nun

Brian T. Smith
as Club Member

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Critic Reviews for No Place to Hide

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No Place to Hide is so bad it's not even any good.

Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…

Richard Harrington
Washington Post
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Audience Reviews for No Place to Hide

An adult film -- only those who have experienced what it might be like to lose one's family to the carelessness of a drunk driver might find a certain resonance with Kris Kristofferson's superb portrait of an embittered yet vulnerable detective. A version of the "I've got to put my life back together" story, the film comes perilously close to focusing too much on Drew Barrymore's teenage angst -- her rebellion against authority is not simply the typical teenager's, nor merely the result of being spoiled, as Kristofferson's detective finds out when she begins to cling to him out of real need. As a potential victim of the mysterious group that killed her sister, she needs protection; but as the discarded and abandoned orphan she has become, she needs the love and care of the father she never had. A film to be watched for intense and subtle performances by the two leads, and as well, for OJ Simpson's final film role as Kristofferson's physically disabled pal - a nice counterpart to to the emotionally crippled Barrymore-Kristofferson duo.