Twisted

Twisted Review Formula = Ashley Judd Suspense Trhiller + Edge of Your Seat + Serious Letdown

Starring: Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, Andy Garcia, D.W. Moffett

Directed by: Philip Kaufman

Release Date: 2/27/2004

MPAA Rating: R

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Twisted is a suspense thriller starring Ashley Judd (Double Jeopardy, High Crimes) and Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown). Judd plays Jessica, an officer who is the daughter of a serial killer.

Twisted Think that's the big twist in Twisted? Of course not. Jessica investigates a case where all the murder victims turn out to be her former boyfriends. Samuel L. Jackson, as her partner, aids in helping her track down the killer who is at the same time tracking her. Everything is personal and nothing is expected in Twisted. If you enjoyed watching Ashley Judd carefully picking apart the way-too farfetched plot of Double Jeopardy, and the surprising, twisted plot redirection of High Crimes, then rush out and see Twisted right away.

Twisted was directed by the multi-talented Philip Kaufman, who also directed Rising Sun. As Ashley Judd's third thriller from paramount, the movie is sure to live up to your expectations set from her previous works, but this Twisted review warns you to have lower expectations.

This entry is filed in Suspense.

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Rumor has it this movie is terrible. Very terrible. If you've seen it let me know. Thanks.

Posted by: at February 29, 2004 01:24 PM

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