In "The Rendering," there was an especially nasty villain, all-seeing and all-powerful with his charismatic personality. But he never fools the dynamic protagonist for a minute.
Sarah Reynolds is a talented artist and strong woman. The victim of a knife attack from Ted Grey, Sarah must confront him again at the time of his parole hearing.
While the narrative elements were far-fetched, there was excellent dramatic tension in the cat-and-mouse game played by Grey, who is the mastermind in a dastardly plot to frame Sarah's husband Michael and then blackmail her.
Shannen Doherty is outstanding in the role of Sarah. Her stoic demeanor throughout her ordeal helps her to endure a test of wills. There was a clever false ending to the film that led to a grand climactic scene in the art studio.
This was a sturdy and watchable thriller that has held up well for decades.
Sarah Reynolds is a talented artist and strong woman. The victim of a knife attack from Ted Grey, Sarah must confront him again at the time of his parole hearing.
While the narrative elements were far-fetched, there was excellent dramatic tension in the cat-and-mouse game played by Grey, who is the mastermind in a dastardly plot to frame Sarah's husband Michael and then blackmail her.
Shannen Doherty is outstanding in the role of Sarah. Her stoic demeanor throughout her ordeal helps her to endure a test of wills. There was a clever false ending to the film that led to a grand climactic scene in the art studio.
This was a sturdy and watchable thriller that has held up well for decades.