Victim of Desire

Synopsis

In the tantalizing thriller 'Victim of Desire,' Shannon Tweed stars as the alluring Michelle, a woman entrapped in a web of seduction and dark secrets. When an ambitious journalist, portrayed by Robert H. A. Baugher, becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind a series of scandalous events surrounding Michelle, the tension dramatically escalates. Set against the backdrop of temptation and betrayal, Michelle's dual life unravels as the journalist's probing leads to unexpected conflicts and dangerous encounters. As the lines blur between love, obsession, and self-preservation, both characters are pushed into a chilling confrontation where desire may ultimately prove to be their undoing. This gripping narrative weaves a complex tale of moral ambiguity, leaving viewers questioning the true nature of desire and its consequences.

Cast

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  Shannon Tweed

  Carla Duvall

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  Marc Singer

  Peter Starky

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  Julie Strain

  Linda Hammond

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  Wings Hauser

  Leland Duvall

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  Johnny Williams

  Marv Riker

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  John Henry Richardson

  Richard Jordan

Reviews

With an IMDb rating of 3.9/10, Victim of Desire has faced a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike. While some appreciate the film’s attempt at a provocative narrative, others have found it lacking in execution. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film does not have enough ratings to provide a consensus, but viewers have commented on the film's low production values and clichéd plotting. One viewer mentioned, 'The movie tries to be suspenseful, but it often ends up feeling more like a long infomercial.' The allure of Shannon Tweed has been noted, with some reviews stating, 'Tweed's performance is the highlight, even if the screenplay doesn’t deliver.' Metacritic users have generally panned the film, giving it a score that reflects its inability to connect with its audience. Ultimately, 'Victim of Desire' appears to be a film that some may find entertaining for its cheesiness, while others might be disappointed by its shallow take on thriller tropes.

See also

The Avengers

Avengers: Infinity War

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Joker