Jud Nelson is an aspiring actor who becomes involved with a married couple who enjoy playing sadistic games on other people. The husband gets his jollies by burying people alive. If that isn't bad enough, he has a miniature video camera in each coffin so he can watch his victims suffocate.
Every Breath
1994
Action / Thriller
Plot summary
Jimmy, an L.A. actor stuck making bad commercials, is hired by a rich foreigner named Richard to seduce the man's beautiful, younger wife, Lauren. Jimmy doesn't realize that Lauren is in on the game; by the time he cottons on, he's been beaten up, humiliated, and frightened. But he's hooked on the rush of the game, so the next day, he goes back to Richard and Lauren's mansion. This time, the couple includes Jimmy when they go to a nightclub and pick out a couple to humiliate. He's confused, but he plays along. Over the next few days, he realizes that the outcome of the games can be fatal. Is it too late to get out? And what can he do about his falling in love with Lauren?
Uploaded by: FREEMAN
Director
Top cast
Willie Garson as Bob
Judd Nelson as Jimmy
Garcelle Beauvais as Woman #2
John Pyper-Ferguson as Hal
Tech specs
720p.WEB 1080p.WEB 810.8 MB
1280*694
English 2.0
R
Movie Reviews
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A Waste of Time
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Pointless and nasty
Dodgy plot, dodgy script, dodgy almost everything in fact. The most compelling performance is that of Joanna Pacula as Lauren, but even that does not rescue this pointless and nasty film. The director's implicit invitation to viewers is not merely to suspend disbelief but to suspend judgement.
Presumably it is intended to be steamy and menacing, but although the film has its erotic moments they are few and far between. This sort of thing has been done better by lots of others. Don't go out of your way to see it.
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Pacula good; the rest, weird
What can you say about this one, other than how lovely Joanna Pacula is? At least one of the main characters is deeply psychotic, and you don't find this out at first. I guess you have to give it credit for not being a formulaic copy of something else. Judd Nelson was OK in a part where he is continually shocked by the madness around him. I give it a higher score than otherwise due to Pacula. Fans of hers should see this. Anyone else...I dunno...
Grade: D