I was enjoying this, but Tivo failed to record the big reveal! I liked the scenes in the club, and the young fans of "Kaitlynn". 1992 fashions are also worth a look. Linda Blair is good as one of the suspects. And Kaitlynn's fiancé (a soap opera actor) comes good as he channels Al Pacino to thwart some Bad Men.
Merle Kennedy is awful as the 16-year-old fan Suzy. She gazes wide-eyed at random points in the air, runs like a four-year-old and chomps food in an unmannerly fashion.
I'm from the UK, so I was frustrated at the way many of the actors dropped their voices and mumbled so I missed the dialogue. Had to look up IMDb to find out what the victim was called (Warren Fox? Lorne Hox? Actually "Lon" for Alonzo, Hawkes.). Perhaps the sound quality wasn't terribly good.
There are too many youngish men with dark hair and I found it hard to tell them apart.
Another high point - the over-the-top decor in the office of the record company exec. One weird note: the exec, and many of the dodgy or music biz characters, wore tiny, lame pony tails.
Merle Kennedy is awful as the 16-year-old fan Suzy. She gazes wide-eyed at random points in the air, runs like a four-year-old and chomps food in an unmannerly fashion.
I'm from the UK, so I was frustrated at the way many of the actors dropped their voices and mumbled so I missed the dialogue. Had to look up IMDb to find out what the victim was called (Warren Fox? Lorne Hox? Actually "Lon" for Alonzo, Hawkes.). Perhaps the sound quality wasn't terribly good.
There are too many youngish men with dark hair and I found it hard to tell them apart.
Another high point - the over-the-top decor in the office of the record company exec. One weird note: the exec, and many of the dodgy or music biz characters, wore tiny, lame pony tails.