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Released Year: 1996
Runtime: 97 minutes
Directors: James Foley
Casts: Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon, Alyssa Milano, Amy Brenneman, Gary Riley, Jed Rees, William Petersen, Jason Kristofer, Christopher Gray, Tracy Fraim
IMDB: Fear (1996)
Ratings: 
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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TV Guide Magazine -
Testosterone-driven entertainment with a moral, sleekly directed by James Foley.
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San Francisco Chronicle -
It's a maddening, satisfying, junky, enjoyable picture.
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San Francisco Examiner -
Forceful and well-acted. Fear truly lives up to its title.
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Chicago Reader -
Foley has a fine sense of shading in depicting a slightly dysfunctional family. The problem with this subgenre is the way it has to demonize and dehumanize its villains in order to produce the desired effect, which brutalizes the spectator along with the story and characters. If you can accept this limitation, this is a very efficient piece of machinery.
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Washington Post -
Fear is pretty much a cheap-thrills fix; the ideas, such as they are, function as window dressing. Still, cheap though these thrills may be, they are genuinely thrilling.
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Fear (1996)
A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.
Fear (1996)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 1996
Runtime: 97 minutes
Directors: James Foley
Casts: Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon, Alyssa Milano, Amy Brenneman, Gary Riley, Jed Rees, William Petersen, Jason Kristofer, Christopher Gray, Tracy Fraim
IMDB: Fear (1996)
Storyline
A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.
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Reviews
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TV Guide Magazine -
Testosterone-driven entertainment with a moral, sleekly directed by James Foley.
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San Francisco Chronicle -
It's a maddening, satisfying, junky, enjoyable picture.
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San Francisco Examiner -
Forceful and well-acted. Fear truly lives up to its title.
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Chicago Reader -
Foley has a fine sense of shading in depicting a slightly dysfunctional family. The problem with this subgenre is the way it has to demonize and dehumanize its villains in order to produce the desired effect, which brutalizes the spectator along with the story and characters. If you can accept this limitation, this is a very efficient piece of machinery.
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Washington Post -
Fear is pretty much a cheap-thrills fix; the ideas, such as they are, function as window dressing. Still, cheap though these thrills may be, they are genuinely thrilling.
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A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.
A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.
A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.
A 16 year old girl takes up with a charming young man who quickly shows his colors when he beats a friend simply for walking with her and then goes totally ballistic after she tries to break up with him.