Here we have a stunning performance by Jessica Morris as she plays a woman who is getting a divorce from her husband played by William Baldwin. Baldwin gives us a thrilling performance as he doesn't know his wife's intentions.
We start out with Jessica's character, Heather who while going for a divorce decides to stay at her mother's home. She is in the process of cleaning it up when she sees an intruder trying to break in her mother's home. As she fights to stay alive she finder herself face to face with the "other man" who she thinks could be the one behind the mask. While running all around the house trying to stay alive she manages to get one phone call out. The police come to her rescue- she tries to unravel the mystery behind this scary night alone. She ends up finding out what really happened...
This film is a solid 9/10 for acting and story line. Wardrobe is absolutely fantastic. The intruder has a unique "personality " in the film. The mask is something we have seen before however, nicely done. This film offers several "boo" moments that make you jump.
Jessica and William work well in the thrilling film. Director Peter Sullivan directs this film flawlessly. Really good.
We start out with Jessica's character, Heather who while going for a divorce decides to stay at her mother's home. She is in the process of cleaning it up when she sees an intruder trying to break in her mother's home. As she fights to stay alive she finder herself face to face with the "other man" who she thinks could be the one behind the mask. While running all around the house trying to stay alive she manages to get one phone call out. The police come to her rescue- she tries to unravel the mystery behind this scary night alone. She ends up finding out what really happened...
This film is a solid 9/10 for acting and story line. Wardrobe is absolutely fantastic. The intruder has a unique "personality " in the film. The mask is something we have seen before however, nicely done. This film offers several "boo" moments that make you jump.
Jessica and William work well in the thrilling film. Director Peter Sullivan directs this film flawlessly. Really good.