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Fatal Bond

  • 1991
  • R
  • 1h 29m
IMDb RATING
4.0/10
328
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Fatal Bond (1991)
DramaThriller

A restless hairdresser takes up with a man (Joe Martinez) she knows is wanted by the police. It is only when she realizes that he may be a serial killer, that she starts questioning the rela... Read allA restless hairdresser takes up with a man (Joe Martinez) she knows is wanted by the police. It is only when she realizes that he may be a serial killer, that she starts questioning the relationship.A restless hairdresser takes up with a man (Joe Martinez) she knows is wanted by the police. It is only when she realizes that he may be a serial killer, that she starts questioning the relationship.

  • Director
    • Vincent Monton
  • Writer
    • Phillip Avalon
  • Stars
    • Linda Blair
    • Jerome Ehlers
    • Donal Gibson
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    4.0/10
    328
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    • Director
      • Vincent Monton
    • Writer
      • Phillip Avalon
    • Stars
      • Linda Blair
      • Jerome Ehlers
      • Donal Gibson
    • 13User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Linda Blair
    Linda Blair
    • Leonie Stevens
    Jerome Ehlers
    Jerome Ehlers
    • Joe Martinez
    Donal Gibson
    Donal Gibson
    • Rocky Borgetta
    Stephen Leeder
    Stephen Leeder
    • Anthony Boon
    Joe Bugner
    Joe Bugner
    • Claw Miller
    Caz Lederman
    • Detective Chenko
    Teo Gebert
    Teo Gebert
    • Shane Boon
    • (as Ted Gerbert)
    Penny Pederson
    • Bree Boon
    Roger Ward
    Roger Ward
    • Detective Greaves
    Ross Newton
    Ross Newton
    • John Harding
    Kevin Johnson
    • Self
    Caroline Beck
    • Jenny
    Jan Adele
    Jan Adele
    • Mrs. Karvan
    Lyndon Harris
    • Jay Turner
    Ken Snodgrass
    • Sergeant Taylor
    Peter Browne
    Peter Browne
    • Caravan Man
    Bob Barrett
    • Fisherman Bob
    Jim Winshuttle
    • Fisherman
    • Director
      • Vincent Monton
    • Writer
      • Phillip Avalon
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    4boblipton

    The Synopsis Describes Miss Blair's Character As Bored. Me Too

    Linda Blair is a hairdresser who takes off with Jerome Ehlers. After a while she becomes convinced he is a serial killer because that's what 73.2% of the male population of Australia is, apparently.

    There's nothing actively wrong with this movie, which was described to me as 'Ozploitation'. On the other hand, there's nothing to interest me, except for Miss Blair's peroxide job. Her career seems to have peaked as a child actor spewing pea soup, and while she continues to work, her credits are not in exemplary films. I haven't seen her in a movie theater since I walked out on 1984's NIGHT PATROL; neither does this film make me think I am missing much.
    3Coventry

    Oh Linda, the crap you put me through watching

    Well okay, "Fatal Bond" was an awful film and an incredible waste of time, but at least I got to laugh really hard once, because afterwards when I browsed through the reviews here, I read someone's comment that this is – and I quote – "the best film Linda Blair has been in since The Exorcist". He or she seriously must be joking?!? I'll admit that lovely Linda hasn't appeared in many Oscar-worthy films since "The Exorcist", but this one has got to be one of her absolute worst accomplishments, on par with the dreadful "The Chilling" and "Moving Target". In case anyone is looking for real Linda Blair highlights, check out the awesomely entertaining "Chained Heat", "Savage Streets" and maybe even the crazy "Witchcraft" in which she stars alongside the one and only David Hasselhoff. This thing, on the contrary, is a horribly derivative, predictable and textbook thriller (it feels like a TV-movie although it isn't one) that shouldn't even be available anymore. Produced in Australia, but certainly not representative for the quality cult/exploitation cinema they usually make over there, "Fatal Bond" is full of clichés and dull sequences. Blair stars as the bored 30- something hairdresser Leonie who falls head over heels in love with a mysterious guy she spots in a night club. I can understand why she falls for him, because the bloke (Jerome Ehlers) looks a lot like Robert Mitchum, but it quickly becomes obvious that he isn't a perfect match. The police follow him around everywhere, supposedly for unpaid parking tickets, and he openly flirts with other girls in Leonie's presence. When the young girl he cheated Leonie with turns up murdered, she suspects that he is a dangerous psychopath and yet still remains on his side. Probably the main reason why I hated "Fatal Bond" so much is because Linda Blair appears in such an atypical role for her. I'm used to seeing her as a very strong and independent leading lady (see the aforementioned titles), whereas here she depicts a weak and emotionally unstable housewife! That's not the Linda we know and worship! Aside from that, the film is mostly boring and the director doesn't succeed in generating anything that even remotely resembles to suspense or mystery. The denouement is as imbecilic as it is predictable, and I've seen better plot-twists in my grandmother's favorite soap operas on TV. Linda Blair's heavenly and world-famous breasts are unleashed – or at least one of them – during a brief sex sequences and in the obligatory shower scene. Still, not worth it
    8videorama-759-859391

    Fatally attractive film, where family, is no stronger a bond

    I love these small known films based on true events, though I know bits would of been slightly altered if that was an understatement. The film stars the late Jerome Ehlers, one of my favorite actors, and I was shocked to hear about his passing. Ehlers, who I consider a good actor, slips into this role perfectly as a dangerous, on the edge, handsome, impulsive, could be, psycho, killing women. He falls in love with a woman (Exorcist's Blair) who starts to suspect, he's not the guy she thinks he is, as their sexually charged relationship intensifies. They take a vacation. Ehler's character, an ex con, who's great at shirking, and outrunning authorities, I must point out, gets involved with a late teen, (it's the bikini) makes out with her that night. The next morning, she winds up dead. Was it Ehlers? Could be? He hardly reacts when seeing her photo in the paper. Ehler's character has violent tendencies, and we see this is his unlawful activities. On the whole, I really enjoyed this movie, that gets very climactic, with a shocking admittance, as the real truth comes out, which I never expected, though I really liked. Blair, I must say I liked too, and there are some funny and tasteful moments, one involving Ehler's attire that a young punk criticizes. He does get quite intimate with the young lass, before her demise, that small time actress, actually a comedian. We have other suspects that come into play of course, where I like how thrillers can be formed from true stories, without trying to be thrillers. I mean, if that's what went down, that's what went down. Truly recommended Aussie pic.
    3bazookamouth-221-898097

    Linda Blair! Poo Doo!

    B List Aussie movie about a patsy hairdresser (Linda Blair) who hooks up with career criminal ( the late Jerome Ehlers) and then proceeds point to point through Australia to get to Ehlers hometown and brother. The biggest irritation was the musical score. It was porno music that droned on the whole music. Linda Blair famous for getting her kit off, didn't in this movie although the trailer suggests much. Ehlers (who died in 2014 of cancer) looks like a cross between Martin Kemp/Jason Isaacs. Acting is woody as usual for a Linda Blair movie post Exorcist. Plot is just silly. So many contrivances. They tried for the twist ending but it didn't make sense at all. The supporting cast were a total joke . Even Joe Bugner turned up the 70s heavyweight boxer. Rating ** 3 / 10 **
    10Scollop

    Good, edge of the seat, quirky thriller.

    This Australian movie is up there with Red Rock West as one of the best thrillers I've seen. It has a great anti hero (Jerome Elhers) who like Nick Cage has a great edgy screen presence. This is the best film Linda Blair has been in since The Exorcist. She captures the character of the girl enraptured in this man on the run from something he won't reveal. A great film, highly recommended.

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    • Release date
      • March 5, 1992 (Australia)
    • Country of origin
      • Australia
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Coïncidences
    • Filming locations
      • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
    • Production companies
      • Australian Film Finance Corporation (AFFC)
      • Avalon Films
      • Beyond Films Limited
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      1 hour 29 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby

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