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starring: Lou Diamond Phillips, Mia Sara, Charles Dancedirected by: Eric Red
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786304071625
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6304071620
Label: Lions Gate/Republic Ent.
Manufacturer: Lions Gate/Republic Ent.
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lions Gate/Republic Ent.
Release Date: July 02, 1996
Running Time: 93 minutes
Sales Rank: 12760
Studio: Lions Gate/Republic Ent.
Theatrical Release Date: 1995
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Well done and sensual
An excellent movie for either man or woman. It has its scary side, in the character of Lyle, a psychopath, a love interest in Jack and Willie, and from a male point of view, Mia Sara is wonderfully gorgeous even when she tries not to be. Her one nude scene is well worth seeing. She is just as attractive nude as she is clothed, if not more so. Not worth 5 stars, but worth at least 4.
Rating:  - Deep, deep, deep.
Okay - so a cast of three was pretty impressive. Charles Dance was incredibly impressive.
But the silly struggle of emotions between Lou Diamond and Mia was out of place and just bad. Their reactions to situations was terrible. Lou Diamond's mock-rage in the rain, in the truck were like a wacky Godzilla acting lesson. It didn't get better. And the sudden sex between the two characters was just whacked considering the positions they were in already.
It was worth 1 watch ... Read More
Rating:  - A top notch thriller/suspense movie
"Undertow" is definitely one of the best thriller and suspense movies I've ever seen. Lou Diamond Phillips stars as Jack, a drifter who crashed in an isolated part of South Carolina. A terrible storm is brewing and he's stuck staying in a cabin with a psychotic man named Lyle (Charles Dance) and Lyle's terror-stricken wife, Willie (Mia Sara). Jack has no other place to go in the approaching hurricane so he has to watch his every step or Lyle might do him in. But Jack also notices that Willie ... Read More
Rating: - An adrenalic and thrilling psycholgical suspensense film.
I wouldn't have thought a movie about three people trapped in a house in the woods would be as compelling as this way cool Showtime film. Director Eric Red, working again with his writing partner Kathryn Bigelow, creates a moody, atmospheric, and exeptionally well-acted story about a stranded drifter battling with a psychotic and creepy mountain man over his beautiful young wife in the U.S. backwoods. Strong photography and wild action set pieces, plus super performances by Charles Dance and ... Read More
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