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It's just another movie with the Corey Boyz (Haim & Feldman). It started with the "Lost Boys" and, who knows? They might make a new reunion film.

Other than that, It's Nicole Eggert from "Charles in Charge" fame. Like the previous commentator, it's her naked through about, oh, two-thirds of the film. Nothing wrong with that. She's hot. She plays the teen femme fatale, who is just plain horny. No rhyme or reason. She just shags and kills. She's angry at her dad, like all teenage kids are usually. Ho-hum!

Bottom line: it's one of those movies to watch when you're feeling funny downstairs. Have fun drooling!

I usually don't recommend a film based simply on it's sex appeal, but this time I have to. I have always found Nicole Eggert to be extremely attractive and in here she shows off how sexy she can be. The story itself is fairly simple but it is well done. Eggert is a beautiful young woman that has too much money. Her mother is dead and she is trying to convince Haim that her dad should be the next one to go. Okay, ho hum. But when this film concentrates on sex and naughtiness and all that wonderful stuff that guys want to see, it is so much fun to watch. I really don't think this film is aimed at women so any ladies that are angry that this film is exploitive and garnered simply to us guys, then I understand your your anger. But these films don't come out too often anymore so this is one of those guilty pleasures that I recommend every guy get to see once. Eggert is hot. And she is hot in this film. If that is excuse enough for you to see this film, then bravo. If you need more than just breasts and sex scenes and leather to keep you interested in a movie, then skip this one. But man, this is a hot movie.

Contradictory to public opinion, here's a film, you won't necessarily be blown away by. Our two Corey's reunite again, with hottie Eggert, who provides some real stimulating and stifling sex scenes in a b grade typically plotted thriller, save for a twist near the end, involving the not so good looking Corey, I never made out. Right from the start, it's obvious what Eggert's intentions are, so obvious. Why? Because I've been around this block, so many times before. I'll run down the plot. Eggert's just turn sixteen. Her mother is car bombed, in some very skillful bombing, where the bomb make, is made untraceable. Is it the father, who's having an incestuous relationship with daughter, that did it. With her sexy prowess, Eggert lures Haim (the good looking Corey) into a relationship, and how can he really say "No", really. She coaxes him into a plan to kill off pops, making it look like an accident of course, with a big inheritance sum at the end of it. Blown Away isn't of course, without interest. I'm glad I watched it. A Basic Instinct using younger pups, if you will. It's very tasty, not just cause of Eggert's sexual presence which I'll make male hearts melt, and their hormones rise. It just really doesn't offer anything new. And there are some real amateur moments, and I'm taking dialogue, especially in some of the two Haim's dialogue, I was laughing embarrassingly to myself. Haim again just plays another unlikable brat, who's brother's intentions and driven motivations, like Eggert's made sense. Though can we really be a hundred percent sure, she was the one who blew up Mommy. There are a couple of small intense moments, but really, honestly the standout of this film, are the sex scenes, and it is fun watching Haim, delivering his dialogue, while again, we realize just how good and professional, Feldman is, a much better actor than Haim.

I love the whole mood of this underrated film. It has a real "dark" ominous feel to it that just doesn't quit. The suspense is just enough to keep you interested, the plot is twisted enough to surprise you, and the acting is good enough to make you care! And, the sexual scenes are INCREDIBLY sensual and exciting, just the best. Tasteful yet explosive, this is a little gem of a film that appeals on multiple levels, making it a great movie for singles and couples alike. Turn down the lights, make sure you have the UNRATED version, and get ready for a nice experience!

This is actually, if you are a particular about acting like I am, the second best acting job of Haim's career. He is mostly believable and can carry a long scene by himself, unlike Feldman (whom I am not dissing on!). It may be different now, but this was near Haim's pinnacle of acting. Pay attention, you'll be rewarded.

So, that was a treat, knowing he at least made it into his 20's, before he started overacting and being silly.

People rate this a bit lower than it deserves, I think. Probably based on the sex, etc. Sure, I agree, this is an exploitation on Basic Instinct's popularity at the time, but it was a suitable and not a particularly bad knock-off. I look at it as a young-adult romance thriller with taboo nudity...Just keep in mind, these kids were well into their early 20's, not some baby's. So, it is perfectly natural to feel attracted to them...it's not license to drive, folks! Nicole and The Corey's have always looked younger than they were.

So, if you like tense thrillers with unsettling moments, or just want to see Haim and Nicole naked, this is a solid B-Flick.

Check it out.

I remember back in the days of blockbuster renting movies as a kid I had heard about this awesome movie starting Jeff bridges and tommy lee jones (the bad guy from under siege!) that involved the ira and the bomb squad. It was called blown away. So I did what I did every Friday and went to the the video store to rent this new awesome action thriller. When I returned home and put the movie in I was in for a surprise. It was actually this movie. Someone put the wrong blown away in the case so I was stuck with this mess of a movie for the next 24 hours. As a kid the soft core late night skin-a max type vibe was pretty cool at the time but seeing the coreys in this type of movie was really weird and didn't seem to work. In fact it was quite terrible and really put the final nail in their film career days of Being on the cover of crappy teen magazines. Watching this movie now is actually hilarious because of how bad it is and seeing where the coreys career ended up. Movie is good for a quick laugh but consumption of alcohol or other indulgences may be required.

Quite a bit more interesting than the average b-movie teen lust flick, "Blown Away" captures viewers with naked vixen Nicole Eggert, and the hapless Corey duo, Haim and Feldman. Despite the quite overused mexican stand-off ending and meandering plot, this movie does have a bit of style: dialogue, wardrobe, its young cast, and last but not least, the ever-creepy Jean LeClerc, as Eggert's "overprotective" father.

Blown Away(1992) Starring: Jean Leclerc, Corey Haim, Nicole Eggert, Corey Feldman, Lean Leclerc, Kathleen Robertson, Gary Farmer, Rex Hagon, and Ray Sager Directed By: Brenton Spencer Review She'll charm you. Seduce you. She might even kill you. Hello Kiddies your pal The Cupid Critic here and have you ever been so in love that you'll just kill. Well we have a picture with boring characters, a semi interesting plot and the only thing good at about it is the climax. After her mother is killed by a car bomb, a 17-year-old girl lives a reckless and decadent lifestyle. She begins having sex with a boy who works at a local ski resort. He falls in love, and she tells him of her suspicions that her strict father was responsible for her mother's death and wants him to help her out of her situation. He must decide whether she's telling the truth or using him to her own ends. The film is so boring, its plot is suppose to be a crime thriller about murder and lies. But I don't care for anyone who dies in the picture, not the girl, not the father or the mother in the beginning. It's very difficult for me to get into a murder story unless I care about those who die. The film did not achieve its goal as a romance crime thriller. The performances feel bland like butter, like no one look invested in their roles so it was very difficult for me to invest in their characters, they all acted like if they were saying their dialogue in monotone. That also contributes to poor direction, but the film is shot nice. The film doesn't come all together to well, I did enjoy the climax, the film is shot good, but with poor story and characters this thriller falls flat. I'm giving Blown Away a two out of five.

I really enjoyed watching this movie, no, not just to see the beautiful Nicole Eggert nude, but the fact that it was a pretty well thought out plot. The acting is good, and the plot makes sense. Not typical for a straight to video release. This is probably one of the best Corey Haim movies I have seen.

Sometimes you are mislead by an IMDb-score, and this is one of those films which deserves more praise. Currently on a 5,1 score, this film is definitely a 7.

Don't trust the haters here. They will be many, since this has graphic sex between teenagers, and not in that matter your average teenage flick. The flick scores on tension and realistic feel.

This is a sexy teenager flick with haunting dark sides, which will give any teenager at least an erotic sensation. It's made in the early nineties, but it really has a feel of a 80'ies film, in the golden video age. One of those you rented and made your world back then.

The title says it all. It's about a 17 year old getting blown away in teenage love, to a sexy rich mysterious dream girl. A girl which really early on gives a feel of being a classic femme fatale. A girl which sometimes is sweet as a cutie, but as soon as the sex is over she tends to go cold as ice, running away playing with the young teenagers feelings. To complicate it more, she has an seemingly insane father, and he has a quite dodgy brother.

This film certainly has it's weaknesses, but to way up the weaknesses there's many things which makes this interesting to watch. OK I admit it's sometimes a bit cheesy, but weighing up this in very sincere play by many involved. Sometimes the logics are failing, in a very humane way. The film has some steaming hot young sex scenes, leaving less to imagination than usual are, though not showing more than small teenage boobs. Acting very realistically showing the sexual tension and lust of teenagers in love.

I think acting is very good all over. Corey Haim probably does his role of his (way too short) life here. Showing some real talent. Teenage girls watching this back in the nineties must really have had a defining moment. Fellow Corey Feldman is probably the least favorite here, though he's most certainly to show a less sympathetic young man.

THis type of film, a sexy thriller, often fails. This doesn't due to a smart script and great acting from the youngsters. The film has some dark humor, most often presented as the Colombo-style detective, sometimes analyzing, sometimes talking dirty. Always giving impression he knows what's going on, except not able to prove anything. Filming is great, effects less since the explosions don't hit the mark, though they are colorful enough. Twist and turns are great, and the film is very engaging when you decide to give it a chance. You should, if you're not easily offended by a little sex on screen.

Everything about this movie is terrible and should have never been made. Yes, it's a 80s nostalgic film with well known actors but is not worth watching. I wish I could get my a hour and 30 minutes back.

After hearing stories about Coreys and all of their drug issues this film was so low budget even though they were popular in their era. There is a lot of sex in this movie which just reminds you soft porn movie. Overall, I wanted to enjoy the film but it wasn't worth rental or the electricity it took watch. Do me and yourself a favor do not watch the film.

I would rather watch ads on YouTube!

Beautiful scenery in Canada, incredibly hot love scenes in the unrated version (make sure you get the unrated version if you're a guy), and a fun, twisted plot, make this a sensational evening's entertainment. Corey Haim is the epitome of "cool" in this film, making any young guy wish they were him. He has a great job as a resort activities director in the snow, a really nice girlfriend, and the boiling hot Nicole Eggert on the side. It's not Citizen Kane, nor meant to be. It's just good, strong, primal fun.

Corey Haim stars as Rich a horny guy who falls for a sexy blonde (Nicole Eggert) who wants to kill her father out of vengeance for the car-bomb murder of her mother, however Haim must make choice to follow his lust or do the right thing. I'm somewhat shocked at exactly this is almost at a 5 out of 10, when this movie is just so damn awful. However it is funny though. Imagine a soap opera with Melrose Place styled antics (Complete with the meat headed guys and slutty girls) made with the two Coreys. Nicole Eggert is indeed a hot little number, sure and her sex scenes to provide some mild interest but let's face it, once you're a certain age a movie must hold more interest to you than just seeing naked women going down on Corey Haim. So with that in mind the story is just so laughably lame, however it is bad enough that it makes you want to puke but stupid enough to make you howl with laughter. It is so bad it could only star the two Coreys. I mean if not for the Demolition High series, this could very well be the funniest movie Corey Haim ever made.

* out of 4-(Bad) (Take off a 1/2 star if you can't laugh at a bad movie)

Hot sex scenes all over the movie the actress has stunning look makes the movie more erotic Little action more sex scenes less romantic.

If u like erotic and sexy movie watch it.

Noting special in the movie.

Megan (Nicole Eggert) loses her mother on her birthday to a bomb in the car. A year later, Megan meets Rich (Corey Haim) who works at her father Cy's resort along with his half-brother Wes (Corey Feldman). Rich and the self-destructive Megan have a passionate affair. Darla (Kathleen Robertson), who is in love with Rich, finds comfort with Wes. Darla is killed and Detective Anderson investigates the suspicious death. Megan is in the hospital claiming to be beaten by her father. She convinces him that Cy also killed her mother.

This is an erotic thriller with the Coreys trying to grow into more adult roles. It's a cheesy B-movie effort. Feldman and Eggert's erotic sex scenes are either bad 90s late night erotica or laughably silly. Feldman is trying very hard to be hard but he's not the type. The movie is a poor B-movie.

Nicole Eggert is hot and naked

thats is all.

She is really, really, really hot and naked a lot.

'Blown Away' is a pretty pathetic Corey and Corey soft porn. It is supposed to be a thriller, but the filmmakers looked as though they weren't interested in much more than the fleshy activities of the three main actors: Corey Haim as the confused looking Rich, Nicole Eggert as bad girl seductress Megan, and Corey Feldman as Rich's brother, Wes, the self-proclaimed expert on women.

Megan is the typical thriller female: rich and initially innocent, though soon exposed as a double crossing seductress. She tries to convince Rich, who is quietly smitten with the blonde beauty, to kill her father. According to Megan, it would be just deserts for the man who killed her mother, hinting that the car accident in which she died was no accident. She claims that her father is some abusive creep in order to convince Rich, who is unsure whether he is loyal enough to this girl to commit murder. And, as the story unfolds (just barely), and Megan's true character is revealed, Rich is left to decide whether Megan is telling the truth about the past and about her father.

The movie was just awful. Haim, in particular, is a pretty boring character. Nicole Eggert is really the only one of the three main characters driving the movie. Feldman doesn't appear much and Haim's character hardly shows any emotion, much less has an speaking parts. His character is completely ridiculous and he hardly acts like a person who's just been asked to kill another. It wasn't like he's the jaded teenager. Obviously, he's supposed to be someone with a conscience. But we never get much from him, and so his character is hardly entertaining, much less suspenseful.

I imagine this was just the Corey team attempting to make a quick transition into more adult roles, having been the mainstream teen heartthrobs for the 80s. Only, this movie is so cheap and so stupid, it looks like the only way they wanted to prove that they've matured beyond teen films is their willingness to bare some skin and get dirty.

Watching one of my childhood favorite line ups- the two Corys- having sex (not with each other) was pretty disturbing , but the illogic and campiness of the plot and camera work kept me laughing from beginning to the end. I have seen many other movies that could not keep my attention for that long so I have to give it credit. It was hysterically bad.

This is Blown Away, not the other two movies also called Blown Away, and neither was it the short lived TV show that is also called Blown Away. In this Blown Away, Nicole Eggert shows a lot of nudity. So much naked boobies in fact that whatever is officially stated as the movie's plot, be it here at IMDb or by the film's creator, this Blown Away is about Nicole Eggert being naked and simulating having sex with Corey Haim. And before you get mad at me for saying the obvious, remember that I had nothing to do with this movie or any other Blown Away, do you see my name attached to a writing credit or producer credit, I didn't direct this movie either, you need to direct your displeasure at the people who convinced Nicole Eggert to take her clothes off for scenes in this film.

What can I say about such a spellbinding film? This movie is nothing short of spectacular. Corey Haim and Nicole Eggert give such convincing performances in the leading roles that as a viewer you find yourself helplessly transfixed. The real treasure of the film, however, is the performance of Corey Feldman as Haim's womanizing older brother. Feldman's acting (especially in a scene where the two meet in a prison) is so powerful that it's chilling. The plot is so complex and is so full of unexpected twists you stay glued to the edge of your seat for the entire 90 minutes and then immediatly want to watch this film again, fearing that you've missed something. This is the sort of film that comes along once in a decade, a film that defies genres and breaks down the established walls of film-making. The fact that "Blown Away" was snubbed by Oscar voters is a travesty unlike any we have seen in recent years. This movie is kettle right to it's very core. Every man, woman and child should see it at least once.

During the off season, two brothers (Corey Haim and Corey Feldman) work at a ski resort in the Northeast as one of them starts dating the daughter of the owner (Nicole Eggert and Jean LeClerc). Unfortunately, she has parent issues and a penchant for settling mundane problems in dubious ways.

"Blown Away" (1993) is a drama/thriller with some surprising softcore thrown in (and shouldn't be confused with the 1994 theatrical film with Tommy Lee Jones and Jeff Bridges). I say "surprising" because I wasn't expecting erotica in a made-for-TV crime drama featured on Roku. In that respect it's similar to "Two Moon Junction" (1988) and "Embrace of the Vampire" (1995) except that this is a different genre (but not too different). Needless to say, if bits of softcore nudity and sex turn you off, I suggest staying away.

If you can roll with it, however, the Ontario ski resort locations offer a great setting for the drama and Eggert is easy on the eyes, not to mention Kathleen Robertson (Darla) and a couple peripherals.

Haim is decent as the naïve coming-of-age protagonist, although what he does in a shady bar stretches credibility. Meanwhile Feldman is surprisingly convincing as the darker sibling. Haim and Feldman were of course known as The Two Coreys, real-life close friends who appeared in 9 movies together, including "The Lost Boys" (1987). Unfortunately, Haim lost his long struggle with drug addiction and died of pneumonia in 2010. Feldman later released an autobiography of their friendship in 2020 that exposed their sexual abuse as kids in the industry called "My Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys."

The movie worked for me mostly due to the excellent setting and interesting cast, but there is some questionable acting and the story devolves into unbelievable melodrama in the third act.

The film runs 1 hour, 32 minutes, and was shot at Talisman Mountain Resort in Kimberly, Ontario, as well as Pickering College in Newmarket, which is about a 45-minute drive southeast of the resort in the greater Toronto area.

GRADE: B-

This generic 90's action film is as little action as you will see, with more educational dialogue and weirdly placed romance scenes. Being a fan of Jeff Bridges, I do have some bias towards him, and to be fair he plays a good part just not a convincing one. It feels like The Fugative cross The Crying Game, but instead of being a well matched up, evenly balanced film, it crumbles in boring as it just feels the same as every big explosion action movie ever made.

Blown Away will not blow you away. Boring, generic and uninteresting, Blown Away just doesn't add anything to the mix of exciting action films from this decade. If it felt more fast paced, more balls to the wall and more finely polished, this film could have come to life a little more, but with the idea at hand, this was never going to be a successful blockbuster hit.