Obsession meurtrière

I was lucky to have been Anthony Perkins body double on this film.

With the opportunity to meet Rosanna Arquette and Bill Patton. Though I ended up working 15 years in TV and film this was the first movie I have ever had the opportunity to work on. Security brought Mr. Perkins original jacket from "psycho" out for me to wear throughout the movie. I was honored with the opportunity. During filming Mr. Perkins would have me sit off screen next to the camera and he would perform all of his dialogue to me without the assistance of the actors. This I found amazing for no one else have this ability. Mr. Perkins was very supportive in assisting me to further my career with voice lessons etc. The the egotistical producer allowed me to do all of the murders throughout the movie including my acting coach in the grocery parking lot. I ended up becoming friends with Todd Amateau who was in charge of wardrobe on the show. He later became a production manager for Stu Segall productions where I continued my 15 years of TV and film career until I was run over by a pickup truck outside of the studio just after 9/11. The though I died for a brief period of time when I flew to the air I went down the "tunnel of light" so many speak of and was given the opportunity to meet my son and wife before I had been married and before he had been born. I was revived and able to continue my career and retired shortly thereafter up on the mountain that I saw in my tunnel of light vision up on the ranch that our family now owns. Life is a gift, make the best of it.

I'm sorry but rosanna overacts and is unbelievable. Somewhat entertaining as a whodunnit but predictable. Thank goodness for Mr Patton and Perkins who at least held up the story somewhat.

I saw "In The Deep Woods" yesterday on the Lifetime Movie Network. I expected an entertaining, but formulaic movie (i.e. the typical woman in jeopardy type of thing that Lifetime often shows), but this film, which depicts the story of a serial killer who preys upon successful young women and leaves their bodies in the deep woods, is well acted, well crafted, and keeps you guessing until the very end. It is a dark movie, very atmospheric and almost noir-ish, and reminded me somewhat of the 80's classic, the Jagged Edge.

Rosanna Arquette turns in a solid performance and it made me wish we had the opportunity to see her act more often in challenging roles. Anthony Perkins, probably in one of his last film roles, is also very effective as a mystery man on a mission who is investigating the deaths of the victims for his own reasons.

In summary, it's chilling and involving and much better than most films of this genre. A good film for a snowy Sunday or even better, for one of those nights when you just can't get to sleep.

I don't watch 90s movies often, i'm more of an 80s and 70s kind of gal myself, but this was a nice change of pace. Rosanne Arquette is gorgeous and so perfectly 90s, and Anthony Perkins is amazing as always. Not bad for a TV movie but extremely formulaic in the way that Tobe Hooper's Toolbox Murders was. And enjoyable in the same way that one was too. There are a lot of plot holes however, and it's very melodramatic. The stupid argument with the boyfriend just made me livid with how unrealistic and petty it was. A good thing was the outfits. But is that really to their credit? They just dressed like they were from 1992. They were. It's only enjoyable in retrospect. Another thing was the soundtrack- at times. It wasn't great all the way through but at times it surpassed the general mediocrity. For a TV movie though, surprisingly not bad. Overall fun to watch.

This is an interesting serial killer movie with an excellent cast - Anthony Perkins, Rosanna Arquette, and one of my favorites, Will Patton.

It's nicely directed with an even pace. It keeps you guessing until the end as to who the serial killer really is, then it comes together. The acting from both the main cast and the supporting cast is very good. There are no serious plot holes, it all makes sense in the end. The psychological profile of the serial killer is realistic.

I see some harsh reviews, but there is really nothing wrong with this movie. I recommend it for anyone who likes crime mystery films. It deserves a better rating.