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| 08 August 2001 (USA)
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A female DJ is stalked by a serial-killing listener.

Reviews
ActuallyGlimmer The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.
Jenna Walter The film may be flawed, but its message is not.
Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,
Staci Frederick Blistering performances.
teruterubouzu This movie was actually pretty funny, and compared to a lot of crappy porn films, or slapstick comedies coming out, this is pretty exceptional _in some way_. Though it's supposed to strike you as this suspense movie, with some comedy thrown in (thanks to Quinto), the suspense really failed to sink in. Well... maybe in a few scenes there were some moments when you'd wonder what happened next, but pretty much it's all a comedy. Jeffrey Quizon's a great actor, don't get me wrong, but he _might_ be the worse serial killer I have ever seen in all the suspense movies I've seen. If I were to kill or attack someone, why would I do it with a lot of noise, and a lot "aaaargh!" like I was a monster under some kid's bed? I mean I'm supposed to attack her and not let her know I was right behind her. Duh.
fab-one Another stalker movie, but with a twist of humor. This team-up of Rufa Mae Quinto and Jeffrey Quizon is a winner. Jeffrey Quizon is a great actor -- he can be a funny man or a serious actor. Of course, he has his father's blood (he's a son of comedy king Dolphy). Jeffrey is no doubt Philippine's answer to Hollywood's Jim Carrey. His portrayal of the crazy, but funny, stalker is cool. How about a beer for that? Rufa Mae Quinto's acting is just like in her previous movies -- down to earth funny. See this movie for a serious laugh!