

A Los Angeles lawyer defends her former college roommate, whose husband — her lover — has been slain.
Acting
Hershey's unraveling—dignity cracking under obsession.
Direction
Campbell's LA looks expensive and rotting simultaneously.

Director
Martin Campbell
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was Martin Campbell's second feature; he'd later direct GoldenEye and Casino Royale, establishing his signature: making locations feel like they're trying to kill you.
Released at the tail end of the erotic thriller boom, it flopped because audiences were exhausted by 'woman in professional peril' narratives—ironically, the same year Thelma & Louise offered a bloodier escape.