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Crime [Dangerous Kiss] (1995), with some Hollywood
facts.
True Crime [Dangerous Kiss] (1995)
is rated R. Furthermore, it is 1 hour
and 31 minutes long. This movie is
categorized under the crime, drama and mystery genre. The official release date is July 25th, 1996. The release date is for the Country of
Spain. Additionally, this movie is a
direct to video release. The director
was Pat Verducci. The writer was Pat
Verducci. The officially recognized
stars of True Crime [Dangerous Kiss]
(1995); were Alicia Silverstone, Kevin Dillon and Bill Nunn. The list of the 15 most important cast
members is as follows:
- Alicia Silverstone (Mary Giordano).
- Kevin Dillon (Tony Campbell).
- Bill Nunn (Detective Jerry Guinn).
- Michael Bowen (Earl Parkins).
- Ann Devaney (Sherry Tarnley).
- Joshua Schaefer (John Giordano).
- Marla Sokoloff (Vicki Giordano).
- Jennifer Savidge (Celia Giordano).
- Tara Subkoff (Liz McConnell).
- David Packer (Sergeant Collins).
- Alissa Dowdy (Kathleen Donlevy).
- Aimee Brooks (Margie Donlevy).
- Brian Wankum (Roger).
- Melissa DeLizia (Girl #1).
- Tiombe Lockhart (Girl #2).
The synopsis
follows. True Crime [Dangerous Kiss] (1995) is a crime and mystery movie,
out of a small town. In a small town, U.S.A.,
friends of Mary Giordano arrive, at Mary’s house. They call her name, and, throw rocks at her
window. Inside the house, Mary Giordano
is more interested in a police themed magazine.
The radio reports the disappearance of, Kathleen Donlevy. Mary prepares to leave for high school. Mary attends a Catholic
High School, for only girls. Additionally, Mary has an addiction to police
work, and, police related things. She
also keeps her own files, on things.
Mary makes a note, about Donlevy’s disappearance, and it is placed in a
file. After school, Mary arrives at the
local police station. Mary greets a
police officer, at the front desk. She
asks if, Detective Jerry Guinn is in.
She is told yes, and, she enters to see him. Mary sits down in front of Det. Guinn. Det. Guinn feels frustrated to see her. Mary asks to know, about the Donlevy
case. Apparently, Mary’s father was a
police officer who died, while on duty.
Det. Guinn helps Mary, from time to time. Det. Guinn tells Mary, to get the hell
out. Mary reminds Det. Guinn about, her
father. Det. Guinn reminds Mary about,
her father. Det. Guinn yells at Mary, as
a way of keeping her away. Apparently,
Donlevy is believed to be a victim, of a serial killer. This serial killer is known to make the
victims drink bleach, and, window cleaner.
The bodies are also chopped, into pieces. Along the way, Mary meets a police cadet
named, Tony Campbell. Mary and Tony
decide to work together, on the Donlevy case.
Little by little, Tony Campbell’s identity starts to become, questioned. Mary, herself, starts to believe that Tony
Campbell, is the serial killer.
Ultimately, Tony Campbell’s true identity is revealed. The identity of the serial killer, is also,
revealed. Lastly, the story of the death
of Kathleen Donlevy, is revealed.
Director, Pat Verducci, does a good job.
This movie has an entertaining charm, to it. Everything is simple, and, the story does
come together in a linear sequence. The
small amount of action, at the end, does help finish a good effort. The writer, Pat Verducci, does an equally
good job. The character, Tony Campbell,
is a clever and simple serial killer. Additionally,
there is a lot in the simplicity of Tony Campbell. Revealing how, the character Kathleen Donlevy
died, is also a good way of concluding things.
The officially recognized stars do a good job performing their
roles. Overall, True Crime [Dangerous Kiss] (1995) earns the rating of 5 out of
10.
The movie
narrative of, True Crime [Dangerous Kiss]
(1995), is as follows. Kathleen
Donlevy remembers the carnival. On her
knees, Kathleen begs for mercy. The
killer starts to kill Kathleen. The scene
changes, and, there are opening credits.
Friends of Mary Giordano arrive, at Mary’s house. They call her name, and, throw rocks at her
window. Inside the house, Mary Giordano
is more interested in a police themed magazine.
The city is named Burlingame. The radio reports the disappearance of
Kathleen Donlevy. Mary prepares to leave
for high school. Mary attends a Catholic
High School, for only girls. Additionally, Mary has an addiction to police
work, and, police related things. She
also keeps her own files, on things.
Mary makes a note, about Donlevy’s disappearance, and it is placed in a
file. Mary Giordano has 1 brother and 1
sister. Mary’s mother is still alive,
but, her father died. Unexpectedly,
Mary’s mother arrives, in order, to reprimand Mary’s sister. Mary’s sister is reprimanded about having
birth control pills. Surprisingly, Mary
enters the room, and, she confesses that the pills are hers. Mary’s mother leaves the room. Mary’s sister refuses to talk to Mary. Mary Giordano rides her bicycle to
school. In the girl’s bathroom, at the
high school, Mary and a friend talk about the Donlevy disappearance. Mary’s friend wants to talk about high school
things. However, Mary insists to talk
about Donlevy. Surprisingly, Mary’s
friend yells at Mary. To her, Kathleen
Donlevy, is not a story in the newspaper.
Kathleen is the sister of Margie Donlevy. Margie Donlevy is older than Kathleen. Mary’s friend asks Mary, if, she wants to be
set up on a date. Mary thinks about,
why, she doesn’t have a boyfriend. In
class, the nun reprimands Mary Giordano.
Surprisingly, Margie Donlevy enters the classroom. Unexpectedly, Margie runs out of the
classroom. After school, Mary rides her
bicycle. She arrives at the local police
station. Mary greets a police officer,
at the front desk. She asks if,
Detective Jerry Guinn is in. She is told
yes, and, she enters to see him. Mary
sits down in front of Det. Guinn. Det.
Guinn feels frustrated to see her. Mary
asks to know, about the Donlevy case. Apparently,
Mary’s father was a police officer who died, while on duty. Det. Guinn helps Mary, from time to
time. Det. Guinn tells Mary, to get the
hell out. Mary reminds Det. Guinn about,
her father. Det. Guinn reminds Mary
about, her father. Det. Guinn yells at
Mary, as a way of keeping her away.
Apparently, Donlevy is believed to be a victim, of a serial killer. This serial killer is known to make the
victims drink bleach, and, window cleaner.
The bodies are also chopped, into pieces. Mary insists to know, because, she wants to
be a detective. Det. Guinn walks Mary to
the door, and, he closes the door. Mary
looks through school yearbooks.
Surprisingly, she finds Kathleen Donlevy. Kathleen is, or was, a champion swimmer. At a local swimming pool, Mary thinks about
being Kathleen. She also swims. Surprisingly, Mary notices a suspicious
man. The man is young, and, he talks to
teenage girls. Mary decides to follow,
the suspicious man. The suspicious man
walks, and, he arrives at his rented house.
Mary takes out her camera, and, she takes photographs. The suspicious man is photographed, holding a
gun. Time passes, Kathleen Donlevy has
been missing for 3 weeks. Mary
visualizes Kathleen at the carnival.
Furthermore, she visualizes the suspicious man following Kathleen. Kathleen runs, and, Mary wakes up. After school, Mary waits for a bus. Unexpectedly, the suspicious man watches,
from the other side of the street. Mary
starts to walk, and, the suspicious man follows. Mary arrives at her house; running. From the window, Mary sees the suspicious man
watching the house. In her bedroom, Mary
practices picking locks. Unexpectedly,
Mary’s mother sends her to the store. At
the store, Mary shops, and, she practices avoiding the suspicious man. Unexpectedly, Mary crashes into the
suspicious man. Mary sprays pepper
spray, on the man’s face. The man rubs
his eyes, in pain. It results that, the
suspicious man is a police cadet. The
man’s name is Tony Campbell.
Furthermore, they sit in front of Det. Guinn; explaining what
happened. Campbell
is working on the Donlevy case. He
thought Mary, was a friend of Kathleen Donlevy.
Det. Guinn reprimands Mary.
Additionally, he orders Mary to take Campbell
home. Mary walks Campbell
to his house. Campbell
reveals that, he has ambitions to be a detective, in less than 10 years. They talk about a similar case, in the State
of Utah. Mary becomes excited, because, she wants to
look for the killer; full time. She also
feels that, she empathizes with Kathleen.
Campbell refuses to work
with children and baby sit. Mary returns
to the police station, looking for Det. Guinn.
She is told that, Det. Guinn is not working this day. Mary picks the lock, and, she enters the
records office. Mary finds the file on
Kathleen Donlevy. She also makes a photo
copy of the file. Mary learns that
Kathleen was last seen, at a convenience store.
On her way out of the building, Mary sees Campbell. Campbell
chases after Mary. Campbell
asks Mary, if, they can work together.
Reluctantly, Mary agrees to work with Campbell. Campbell and Mary travel to the convenience
store. Campbell
asks the cashier questions. The cashier
refuses to cooperate. Campbell
physically restrains the cashier. The
cashier says what, he knows about Kathleen.
He remembers Kathleen buying cleaning products, and, a blue car. Campbell and Mary leave. Additionally, Mary is upset about Campbell’s
tactics. They argue with each
other. Campbell and Mary pass time
waiting. Calmly, they talk about things. Campbell
leaves, and, Mary thinks about Campbell;
in her bedroom. Mary dreams about being
in love, with Campbell. The next morning, Mary listens to the
radio. Mary learns that the carnival is
in the last week, of being in Burlingame. Mary travels to the carnival. She also asks to talk, to the manager’s
office. Mary asks about the cities, in
which, they have been in for the previous year.
She also continues working on her notes.
Mary convinces her brother, to enter the DMV’s website. DMV is the Department of Motor Vehicles. Mary’s brother makes a list of the registered
cars, which belong, to the carnival employees.
Mary continues working on her notes.
In particular, Mary is looking for a blue car. Surprisingly, a man named Earl Parkins, has
several cars registered under his name.
On the telephone, Mary and Campbell talk about the suspect. Campbell and Mary meet up, and, they travel
to the carnival. At the carnival, they
find Parkins. They also talk about the
case. Mary gets on a ride, in order, to
get a closer look at Parkins. Mary
notices that, Parkins wears a rabbit’s foot.
Campbell and Mary follow Parkins.
They arrive at an industrial building.
From a window, Campbell and Mary, watch Parkins meet up with a
woman. Parkins and the woman have sexual
intercourse. Campbell and Mary, return
to the car and wait. Parkins and the
woman leave, in their own car. Mary is
able to write down, the license plate number of the woman’s car. Campbell and Mary return to Campbell’s
house. They start to drink beer. They also start to work on the files. Unexpectedly, Mary drops her purse. The pictures of Campbell
fall out, and, Campbell picks up
the pictures. Campbell
wants to know, when she took the pictures.
Surprisingly, Mary stands in front of Campbell. She kisses Campbell,
and, she runs out of the house. Campbell
chases after her. Mary thinks that, she
isn’t pretty. Campbell
thinks that, Mary is beautiful. They
continue kissing, and, have sexual intercourse; in Mary’s car. In the shower, Mary feels sad. The next morning, Det. Guinn wakes up
Mary. Det. Guinn wants to know where
Mary was, the night before. Apparently,
the police discovered the body, of a murder victim. Det. Guinn takes Mary to the crime
scene. Furthermore, he also reprimands
Mary. Mary disobeys, and, she continues
working on the Donlevy case. Mary finds
out that Sherry Tarnley, is the woman who was seen with Parkins. Mary travels to Sherry’s house. Surprisingly, she watches Parkins and Sherry
argue with each other. Sherry and
Parkins leave, in Parkins’s car. Mary
follows on her bicycle. Unexpectedly,
Mary crashes into a dumpster. Mary
returns to the police station.
Apparently, the police have found Donlevy’s body. Furthermore, the police have also captured the
killer, of the recently found body. The
police believe that, the man is the same person, who killed Donlevy. Everything is closed, and, the Donlevy case
is closed. From this point forward; the
series of events, take the viewer, to the end.
Tony Campbell’s true identity is revealed. Earl Parkins and Det. Guinn die in the
process. The story of Kathleen’s death
is revealed. Finally; you have to watch,
in order to know, how this movie ends.
The movie
narrative of the feature film, True Crime
[Dangerous Kiss] (1995), ends with some Hollywood
facts. The country of origin is the United
States of America. The official language is English. There are other notable release dates. The other notable release dates are: Germany,
August 1, 1995 (Video Premiere);
U.S.A., March 12, 1996 (Video Premiere); Australia,
January 2, 1997 (Video
Premiere) and France,
June 6, 2001 (TV
Premiere). There is 1 filming location,
in total, for this particular movie. The
location is John Marshall
High School, Los Feliz, Los
Angeles, California, U.S.A. Unfortunately, there is no box office data
that is available, for this feature film.
The production company is Trimark Pictures. There are several distributors, for this
particular movie. Some of the
distributors include the following; Trimark Home Video (U.S.A.), Vidmark
Entertainment (U.S.A.), Divisa Home Video (Spain), IPA Asia Pacific (Thailand)
and Videosonic (Greece).
To end and
as always, RB28’s Movie Narratives, encourages you to continue reading the
posted movie narratives. The
aforementioned blog strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes
inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure
to RB28’s Movie Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you
as well. For this week, and in
conclusion, the feature film was True
Crime [Dangerous Kiss] (1995).
RB28’s Movie Narratives looks forward to seeing you next week, when
another movie will be highlighted.
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R-Berumen28
06/19/2019
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