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This is Morgan Fairchild’s finest moment on film, and you stare lots of her if you accumulate my drift…. The area and supporting cast are better than passable, this isn’t a totally poor flick. Fairchild is a TV news broadcaster who has a stalker, a noteworthy younger man who is obsessed with her. At first she humors him and doesn’t consider powerful of his bizarre behavior–until he butcher-knifes her boyfriend while she’s “titillating” him in her hottub. Angry Morgan realizes she has to recall matters into her fill hands, which she does, with a 12-guage rifle. Lots of nudity here, but tastefully done for a tasteful lady. The Seduction is for Morgan Fairchild fans only.
(3.5/5 stars) Andrew Stevens, that blooming staple of `70s-`80s American television, plays Derek, a young photographer who is obsessed with the heavenly Jamie Douglas (Morgan Fairchild) . When Derek begins sending Jamie presents and calling her, she assumes he watches her on the local TV news, where she is a newscaster. She has no understanding he is her neighbor and that he photographs her swimming nude in her pool. His obsession evolves from voyeurism into an active pursuit when he begins to pay her surprise visits and invades her home with the intent of making her appreciate him. Yet peaceful he is only able to photograph her because his ingrained passivity prevents him from acting on his lustful urges. Only in his delusional fantasy is he marvelous of making fancy to her. I actually like this movie. No, it isn’t Oscar material, but it is above average as far as B movies go. The acting is adequate, the chronicle doesn’t stray from the central spot and yes, Morgan Fairchild appears nude (looks improbable too) . Apparently Jef Films released a DVD of this film a couple years ago, though I did not win it then because I know the quality of their DVDs is extremely bad. When I saw Anchor Bay had recently released a DVD of the film, I did not hesitate to select it (for a lower imprint, I might add) because I know they rob colossal pride in the quality of their DVDs. I am very cheerful I waited to consume this because the Anchor Bay transfer is outstanding. For a movie that is twenty-five years weak, it looks broad. There are also a couple documentaries on the disc, though I have not watched those yet. The only grievance I have about the disc is the lack of subtitles. I’m not positive what Anchor Bay has against them, but I have several DVDs from them and none has subtitles. They aren’t imperative for this movie, though sometimes they succor explain the dialogue. I’d recommend this for fans of Andrew Stevens (if there are any), Morgan Fairchild, B movies or even anyone feeling nostalgic for the `70s and `80s.
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