This film essentially begins with a man by the name of "Blake" (Cliff de Young) being visited by a former girlfriend named "Evelyn" (Tracy Scoggins) who asks for his protection against someone who is trying to kill her. Sure enough, not long afterward, a young man named "Richie" (Michael Shaner) sees them together on the street and pursues them in his car. Although they are able to eventually evade his pursuit, having witnessed the violent nature of Evelyn's stalker, Blake reluctantly decides to help her out. He then discovers that Evelyn is married to an exceedingly wealthy man named "Raymond Ryerson" (Steven Keats) who has made a fortune selling forged masterpieces of art. Not only that, but being extremely jealous, her husband also has a couple of thugs working for him who make sure that nobody gets too close to his wife. The problem is that, even though Blake doesn't want to become emotionally involved with Evelyn, the closer he gets drawn into her life the more dangerous things become for all concerned. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this film had a certain amount of potential as it featured a couple of solid actors with both Cliff de Young and Tracy Scoggins standing out the most. Unfortunately, the longer the movie ran, the more ridiculous the plot became--which basically nullified their efforts. Again, this film had potential--but it was totally wasted by inept writing and poor direction, and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly below average.
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