Color of Night Movie Review 1994

Psychologist Dr. Bill Capa (Willis) takes over a murdered colleague's therapy group hoping to find out the killer's identity. Then he meets temptress Rose (March) and gets involved in a hot affair, but she's not what she seems--nor is anyone else. Preposterous thriller fails to deliver necessary suspense although the eroticism could spark some interest, particularly in the director's cut, which puts the sex back in the sex scenes between Willis and March (and is 15 minutes longer than the theatrical release).

Distribution

Hollywood Pictures Home Video, Fairmont Bldg. 526, 500 S. Buena Vista St., Burbank, CA 91505-9842, Phone: (818)562-3560

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 136 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Mystery & Suspense, Shrinks, Sex & Sexuality, Erotic Thrillers, Torn in Two (or More), Torrid Love Scenes, Art & Artists

Screenplay

Matthew Chapman, Billy Ray, Richard Rush

Cast

Bruce Willis, Jane March, Scott Bakula, Ruben Blades, Lesley Ann Warren, Lance Henriksen, Kevin J. O'Connor, Andrew Lowery, Brad Dourif, Eriq La Salle, Jeff Corey, Shirley Knight, Kathleen Wilhoite

Cinematography

Dietrich Lohmann

Director

Richard Rush

Music

Dominic Frontiere

Producer

David Matalon, Buzz Feitshans, Andrew G. Vajna, Hollywood Pictures, Cinergi Productions, Color of Night Productions, Buena Vista

Awards

Golden Raspberries 1994: Worst Picture.