Sole Survivor
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DVD Cover Information Actor: Anita Skinner, Kurt Johnson and Caren Larkey Director: Thom Eberhardt Brand: Brentwood Home Video DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language) Format: Anamorphic, NTSC Picture Format: 1.85:1 Running Time: 85 minutes DVD Release Date: 2008-04-01 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Model: CRD2007 Studio: Code Red/Navarre Corporation Product features:
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Movie Reviews of Sole Survivor
Movie Review: Spooky!
Summary: 3 Stars
For twenty years I had searched for this film. I believe it was circa 1983-84 that I rented it on the now long defunct video disc format. I saw it once and it never left my memory. That is except for the title! While searching for clues, I found a website called "Find That Film" and- as the name of that website suggests, they helped me find it. This is a creepy film. It isn't the greatest movie but just as it did in the early 1980's, it gave me the willies. The acting is so-so and you can tell it was created on a rather low budget. It is reminiscent of the 1962 cult classic "Carnival Of Souls"- which also scared the heck out of me when I was kid. A young woman is the sole survivor of a plane crash. After she is released from the hospital, weird things start to happen. She becomes bewildered at the strange people that seem to pop up in random places and stare at her. What she does not know is that these are actual people who have recently died and are trying to take her with them. All of this the result of defying a plane crash that she was supposed to die in. The soaking wet girl in the hospital garage who appears just before a parked truck loses it's breaks and almost hits the woman, the guy who walks onto the highway and causes the woman to lose control of her car, the guy staring at her while she eats at a restaurant, the creepy old man staring at her in the park, the spooky man waiting for her at the top of a parking garage escalator, the shadow of a dead man staring at her as she rides away on a night bus etc. I don't know about you but there is something about dead people watching from a distance that gives me the creeps. 1961's "The Innocents" comes to mind on that. After I was finished watching "Sole Survivor", I had a rather unnerved feeling. That means I enjoyed it. Like I said, it isn't the greatest movie but it is effective. It's an appropriate film to watch on a cold dark night snuggled with your girlfriend.